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Artificial Skin

3500€+
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Artificial Skin

  • The full-thickness skin model fabricated through 3D printing is a highly refined 3D in vitro model that accurately replicates both the epidermis and dermis.
  • By simulating interactions between these layers, it plays a crucial role in predicting drug efficacy.
  • This model offers the advantage of enabling the observation of not only proteins present in traditional epidermal models but also dermal proteins and those located between the epidermis and dermis.

Price
3500€+
Organism
Human
Product Type
3D printed Full Thickness Skin
Tissue
Skin
Disease

Applications

Safety & Toxicity test
Wound healing ability of pharmaceuticals and medical devices
Efficacy of functional cosmetics

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High-Elasticity Artificial Skin for Advanced Skin Model Applications

Engineered using state-of-the-art 3D bioprinting technology and dECM (decellularized extracellular matrix) bio-ink, this artificial skin model precisely replicates the biomechanical properties and elasticity of human skin. By enabling quantitative assessment of skin elasticity dynamics, this innovation establishes a new scientific standard for the evaluation of cosmetic formulations and dermatological therapeutics.

Assay Process

Step 01
Design the test
Step 02
Making a skin model

7 days
← Before sample destruction
Step 03
Reagent treatment (Topview, OCT observation)

3 days
After sample destruction →
Step 04
Tissue staining (H&E) Immunofluorescence staining (IF)

15-25 days (Option)

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Field Potential Analysis (MEA)

Assess the approximate external appearance condition (visual reaction according to the substance)

Topview

Confirming the approximate reaction of the substance on OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) (including epidermal formation and tissue thickness)

OCT observation

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