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Hydrogel mould

Created by

rdedios

Created:

2/20/25

Submitted:

7/17/23

Published:

2/20/25

hydrogel_mould_NIH3D.

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3DPX-020380

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Description

3D-printed mould to cast hydrogels of homogeneous shape and size. The generated hydrogels are used for assessing the antimicrobial potential of different compounds and their hydrogel formulation on in vitro models and ex vivo wound models.

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3D Printing Instructions

Hydrogel mould

Created by

rdedios

Created:

2/20/25

Submitted:

7/17/23

Published:

2/20/25

Output Files

3DPX-020380

93

2

Version 1

Description