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The RASTRUM™ platform is being applied to accelerate drug discovery and biomedical research.
Our areas of interest:
Breast
RASTRUM™ matrices support a range of breast tissue cell types ranging from diseased to healthy cells (MCF-7, BT-474, MDA-MB-231, Breast Fibroblasts, etc)
Lung
RASTRUM™ matrices support a range of lung tissue cell types ranging from diseased to healthy cells (A549, Lung Fibroblasts, etc)
Brain
RASTRUM™ matrices support a range of neural tissue cell types ranging from diseased to healthy cells (Glioblastoma, Neuroblastoma, Neurons, Astrocytes, Microglia, etc)
Liver
RASTRUM™ matrices support a range of liver tissue cell types ranging from diseased to healthy cells (Hepatoma, Stellate Cells, Hepatocytes, etc).
Skin
RASTRUM™ matrices support a range of skin tissue cell types ranging from diseased to healthy cells (dermal fibroblasts, etc).
Pancreas
RASTRUM™ matrices support a range of pancreatic tissue cell types ranging from diseased to healthy cells (pancreatic carcinoma, pancreatic adenocarcinoma, etc).
Prostate
RASTRUM™ matrices support a range of prostate tissue cell types ranging from diseased to healthy cells (prostate adenocarcinoma, etc).
Stem
RASTRUM™ matrices support a range of stem cell types and allow for their growth and differentiation.
Ovaries
RASTRUM™ matrices support a range of prostate tissue cell types ranging from diseased to healthy cells (ovarian carcinoma etc).
Accelerate your Research with Digital Bioprinting.
The power to place cell and matrix components in precise 3D constructs opens up new experimental possibilities:
Fundamental biology
Improving your biological models using drop-on-demand bioprinting with synthetic modifiable matrix systems.
Drug discovery
Compatibility with standard analysis techniques to enable high-throughput cell imaging and quantification.
Personalised screening
Achieving high quality patient 3D cell models easily with precise droplet control of matrix components and gentle deposition of cells with no loss in sample.
