Omniome, Inc.

Organovo, Inc.

Pacific Biosciences of California, Inc.

Harry Scott Rapoport

Dale Buermann

Arnold Oliphant

Alex Nemiroski

Rebecca McGinley

Michael John Erickstad

Sharon C Presnell

Stephen L Pentoney, Jr

Keith Murphy

Matias Negatu

Vivian A Gorgen

Eugene Pogrebinsky

Frank C Lin

Howard Hwang

Christian Holmes

Stephen L Pentoney

Drew Ival Frerichs

Christopher Shaw

Chad Viergever

Emily Bozek

Jonah Cool

Vaidehi Joshi

Samir Damle

Clay Platt

Stephen Pentoney

Rebecca Mcginley

Frank Lin

Disclosed are compositions comprising cellular constructs comprising mesenchymal cells and epithelial cells. Also disclosed are methods of making the cellular constructs, methods of hair restoration, and kits. The invention also discloses parallel bio-printing systems and methods for making cellular constructs, such as cellular constructs comprising mesenchymal cells and epithelial cells.

Bioprinted hair follicles and uses thereof

A scanning apparatus that can include (a) a scan actuator including a linear actuator and a mount for a removeable vessel, wherein the mount has a mechanical fastener that is configured to engage a complementary mechanical fastener on the removeable vessel, and wherein the linear actuator is configured to translate the mount while the mechanical fastener engages the complementary mechanical fastener on the removeable vessel; (b) a reference surface; and (c) a preload configured to urge the vessel to contact the reference surface, wherein the linear actuator is configured to slide the vessel along the reference surface while the preload urges the vessel to contact the reference surface.

Scanning apparatus and methods for detecting chemical and biological analytes

An apparatus can include a vessel, a reference surface, a preload, a scan actuator, and a transmitter. The reference surface can form a structural loop with a detector. The preload can be configured to urge the vessel to contact an area on the reference surface. The scan actuator can be configured to slide the vessel along the reference surface in a scan dimension. The transmitter can be configured to direct signal from the vessel to a detector and/or direct energy from an energy source to the vessel, when the vessel is urged by the preload to contact the reference surface.

Scanning apparatus and method useful for detection of chemical and biological analytes

Scanning apparatus and methods useful for detection of chemical and biological analytes

Described herein are improvements to bioprinting technology that facilitate automation of tissue and organ fabrication processes.

Automated devices, systems, and methods for the fabrication of tissue

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Harry Scott Rapoport