Bioprinted Embryonic Heart Model

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Bioprinted Embryonic Heart Model

A bioprinted embryonic human heart model at 84 times the actual size. This is one of two different kinds of models Vahid Serpooshan is developing that are 3D printed using soft, flexible hydrogel materials infused with cells from specific patients. Funded by a National Science Foundation Early Career Development award, the models will mimic the exact structure of the heart at two stages: the embryonic heart tube present at roughly 20 days after conception and a more fully developed fetal heart at 30-34 weeks. (Photo Courtesy: Vahid Serpooshan)

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Wallace H. Coulter Dept. of Biomedical Engineering

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Keywords
National Science Foundation CAREER Award, Faculty Early Career Development Program, National Science Foundation, Vahid Serpooshan, heart defects, embryonic human heart model, fetal heart model, 3D Bioprinting, hydrogel, pluripotent stem cells, pediatric heart defects
Status
  • Created By: Joshua Stewart
  • Workflow Status: Published
  • Created On: Apr 8, 2021 - 11:42am
  • Last Updated: Apr 8, 2021 - 12:08pm