Bacterial Cell Printing
作者： Bradley R. Ringeisen , Lisa A. Fitzgerald , Stephen E. Lizewski , Justin C. Biffinger , Peter K. Wu
DOI: 10.1007/978-90-481-9145-1_14
关键词: Engineering 、 Nanotechnology 、 Bacterial cell structure 、 Microbial fuel cell 、 Genetically engineered 、 High resolution
摘要: The evolution of cell printing has made the prospect tissues and organs a feasible technological goal. With much attention given to potential impacts in medical community, less interest been directed towards ability these same technologies print living bacteria. applications ranging from isolation bacteria human infections or environmental samples purification carbon nanotubes containing thin films, prospects utilizing deposit high resolution patterns should be considered. This chapter will first give experimental details three types printers with demonstrated capabilities bacteria: ink jet, electrohydrodynamic jetting modified laser induced forward transfer (LIFT). We then summarize some recent results including deposition genetically engineered samples. also show that single cells can printed using techniques, potentially allowing bacterium isolated highly complex, multi-strain cultures end by discussing different discuss applications.
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