Utilising DOE to optimise hydrogel composition for tissue engineering

Alice Upton; Alice Tirnoveanu; Gauri Thapa; Georgina Zimbitas; Athina Mylona; Richard Webb

Utilising DOE to optimise hydrogel composition for tissue engineering

Alice Upton
, Alice Tirnoveanu
, Gauri Thapa
, Georgina Zimbitas
, Athina Mylona
, Richard Webb

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Abstract

printability, biocompatibility, ideal mechanical properties, and batch-to-batch
consistency. Currently there is no standardised protocol to design a functional bioink.
Here, a methodology was designed to optimise hydrogel composition of Gelatin (GEL),Hyaluronic Acid (HA) and Dextran-40 (DEX), utilising the ‘Design of Experiment’ (DOE) statistical tool and rheological behaviour of each composition.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2022
Event	Maidstone Innovation Centre (MIC) - Duration: 1 Jan 2022 → …

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Conference	Maidstone Innovation Centre (MIC)
Period	1/01/22 → …

Keywords

Bio-ink
DOE
Design of Experiment
Hydrogel

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