Korea Institute of Science and Technology

Incheon University Industry Academic Cooperation Foundation

Min Suk Shim

Myung-Suk Chun

Dae Ki Choi

The present invention relates to a raw material for a bio-3D printing support and, more specifically, to a novel type bio-3D printing support material for tissue engineering, a method for manufacturing a three-dimensional support by using the same, and a 3D-printing three-dimensional support manufactured thereby, the raw material: being non-toxic and implementing excellent biocompatibility and cell adhesion since a raw material for a tissue engineering support (scaffold) produced by bio-3D printing technology, a specific fatty acid and a fatty alcohol (phase change material) derived from a natural source having a low melting point and a low molecular weight are used; and, in particular, allowing a phase change to easily occur at a temperature similar to body temperature such that a process is simplified and cells or growth factors can be mixed.

Scaffold materials manufactured via bio 3D printing technique, and preparation method of three-dimensional scaffolds using the materials

Disclosed is a micro power cell capable of being applied as an energy source and utilizing a streaming potential phenomenon occurring in accordance with an electrokinetic principle when an electrolyte aqueous solution flows in the microchannels piled up in several layers. The streaming potential cell consists of a PDMS microfluidic-chip fabricated by MEMS process as well as micromachining technology. The microfluidic-chip is formed with multi microchannels radially arranged in parallel with each other around a center of a disk at a regular interval. The disk type multi microchannel can achieve uniform inflow and outflow effects. According to the invention, there is provided a cell device comprising a pile-up chip having a number of disk type microfluidic-chips with the optimal structure of flow-in and flow-out of a fluid, a distributor, a collector, an electrode insertion part, etc.

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Min Suk Shim