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cornea mold (negative)

Created by

MLW113

Created:

5/1/20

Submitted:

3/6/23

Published:

3/6/23

cornea mold_NIH3D.

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3DPX-014177

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We created a mold so we could cast transparent silicone platforms for ex vivo culture of swine cornea. Note that degassing of silicone is needed to produce the most transparent platforms. If you wish to use our solidworks part files for your mods, contact Mark Weiss: mlweiss@ksu.edu

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cornea mold (negative)

Created by

MLW113

Created:

5/1/20

Submitted:

3/6/23

Published:

3/6/23

Output Files

3DPX-014177

101

5

Version 2

Description