3DPrint.com May 15, 2024
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Building on its proven track record in groundbreaking projects like glaucoma stents and microneedles, Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) launched a new subsidiary, BMF Biotechnology Inc. Headquartered in San Diego, California, the division uses the brand’s 3D printing technology to create and commercialize microfluidic chips that accurately mimic human body functions. These organ-on-a-chip platforms or BioChips will allow faster, more precise testing and research for pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries, opening up new possibilities for medical progress and better patient care.

What Are BioChips?

Equipped with an integrated network of tiny channels that function similarly to blood vessels in the human body, these chips allow the flow of fluids, mimicking how nutrients and wastes are exchanged in human tissues. This is key...

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