Osaka University scientists develop silk fiber-based bio-ink with improved printability 

Researchers from the Japanese Osaka University have developed a new silk fiber-based bio-ink for fabricating cell-laden structures with improved printability.  By removing the sericin protein from virgin silk and grinding it into nanofibers, the scientists were able to integrate the material into a series of cell and polymer-infused bio-inks. The fibers were found to actively […]

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