Bioprinting has recently emerged as an innovative way to create 3D cell cultures, which can be used in the laboratory for numerous applications, ranging from disease processing to drug delivery. Commercially available bioprinters can cost over 200,000 dollars – an extravagant price for an undergraduate university such as William and Mary. Over the past year […]
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