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Collagen
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Type I - Atelocollagen
- PureCol® Solution, 3 mg/ml (bovine) #5005
- Nutragen® Solution, 6 mg/ml (bovine) #5010
- FibriCol® Solution, 10 mg/ml (bovine) #5133
- PureCol® EZ Gel, Solution, 5 mg/ml (bovine) #5074
- PureCol® Lyophilized, 15 mg (bovine) #5006
- VitroCol® Solution, 3 mg/ml (human) #5007
- VitroCol® Lyophilized, 15 mg (human) #5008
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Type I - Telocollagen
- TeloCol®-3 Solution, 3 mg/ml (bovine) #5026
- TeloCol®-6 Solution, 6 mg/ml (bovine) #5225
- TeloCol®-10 Solution, 10 mg/ml (bovine) #5226
- RatCol® for 3D gels, Solution, 4 mg/ml (rat) #5153
- RatCol® High Concentration, Solution, 10 mg/ml (rat)
- RatCol® lyophilized, 100 mg (rat)
- RatCol® for Coatings, Solution, 4 mg/ml (rat) #5056
- Type I - Insoluble Collagen
- Type I - Bioinks
- Type II Collagen
- Type III Collagen
- Type IV Collagen
- Collagen Standard
- PureCol® Collagen Coated Plates
- Collagen Scaffolds
- Collagen Hybridizing Peptides
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Type I - Atelocollagen
- Tunable Stiffness
- CytoSoft® Rigidity Plates
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Bioprinting
- Support Slurry for FRESH Bioprinting
- Collagen Bioinks for Extrusion Bioprinting
- GelMA Bioinks for Extrusion Bioprinting
- Photoinitiators
- Bioinks and Components for DLP Bioprinting
- Bioink Components
- Methacrylated Collagen
- Methacrylated Gelatin
- Methacrylated Hyaluronic Acid
- Diacrylates
- Methacrylated Polysaccharides
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3D Hydrogels
- Thermoreversible Hydrogel
- Silk Fibroin
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Type I Collagen for 3D Hydrogels
- PureCol® Solution, 3 mg/ml (bovine) #5005
- Nutragen® Solution, 6 mg/ml (bovine) #5010
- FibriCol® Solution, 10 mg/ml (bovine) #5133
- PureCol® EZ Gel, Solution, 5 mg/ml (bovine) #5074
- VitroCol® Solution, 3 mg/ml (human) #5007
- TeloCol®-3 Solution, 3 mg/ml (bovine) #5026
- TeloCol®-6 Solution, 6 mg/ml (bovine) #5225
- TeloCol®-10 Solution, 10 mg/ml (bovine) #5226
- RatCol® for 3D gels, Solution, 4 mg/ml (rat) #5153
- HyStem® Thiolated Hyaluronic Acid
- Methacrylated Collagen
- Methacrylated Gelatin
- Methacrylated Hyaluronic Acid
- Diacrylates
- Collagen Sponges
- Methacrylated Polysaccharides
- Extracellular Matrices
- HyStem / Hyaluronic Acid
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Adhesion Peptides / Proteins
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Recombinant Adhesion Proteins
- CD2, 0.5 mg/ml #5086
- CDH3, 0.5 mg/ml #5124
- CDH13, 0.5 mg/ml #5125
- CD14, 0.5 mg/ml #5089
- CDH18, 0.5 mg/ml #5090
- CD40, 0.5 mg/ml #5093
- CD86, 0.5 mg/ml #5096
- CD164, 0.5 mg/ml #5100
- CD270, 0.5 mg/ml #5127
- CD274, 0.5 mg/ml #5126
- CD276, 0.5 mg/ml #5123
- E-Cadherin (CD324), 0.5 mg/ml #5085
- ICAM2, 0.5 mg/ml #5107
- Adhesion Peptides
- Collagen Hybridizing Peptides
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Recombinant Adhesion Proteins
- Reagents
- Assays
PGSA-INK
5 grams
Catalog #D16110025308
PGSA-INK
5 grams
Catalog #D16110025308
Poly(Glycerol-co-Sebacate) Acrylate - PGSA is 5 grams of photopolymerizable elastomer bioink that can be used for bioprinting and tissue engineering applications with the BIONOVA X. This product has a 6-8 week lead time.
Product Description
PGSA is a bioresorbable polymer with tunable physical properties ranging from an elastomer to a thermoset. It is derived from glycerol and sebacic acid, both of which are naturally occurring metabolites and have been used for biomedical applications regulated by the FDA. In addition, PGSA is light-sensitive and can be crosslinked under exposure of UV and visible light. Due to its great biocompatibility and excellent mechanical properties, PGSA can be used for various applications in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine (e.g. cardiac, nerve, and muscle tissues).
Product References
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Product Disclaimer
This product is for R&D use only and is not intended for human or other uses. Please consult the Material Safety Data Sheet for information regarding hazards and safe handling practices.
