Nano3D Bioscience's 3D Printed Breast Cancer Breakthrough

A small company called Nano3D Biosciences, working with Rainbow Coral Corp via a joint venture, has made a breakthrough in regards to breast cancer research using a 3D bioprinting technique. Using their NanoShuttle technology, within a machine they call the Bio-Assembler, Nano3D is able to create 3-dimensional breast cancer tissue via the manipulation of cells using magnetic nanoparticles. The Bio-Assembler works within a common petri-dish or multiwell plate with any cell type. The tissue can then be imaged and studied similarly to that of any other microtissue. For more details on this promising technology, read the full article: http://3dprint.com/22681/nano3d-rbcc-3d-print-cancer/ ‎


Below is a look into the lab:
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