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TOPPAN : Announces Collaborative Research Agreement to Evaluate Potential Applications of Cell Culture Technology -November 17, 2023 at 05:07 pm EST

Culture plate for invivoid™ and cancer patient avatar created using invivoid™ ©TOPPAN Holdings Inc. Tokyo - November 17, 2023 - TOPPAN Holdings , a global leader in.

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JFCR, Osaka University, and Toppan Begin Clinical Research for Optimal Selection of Anticancer Drugs

JFCR, Osaka University, and Toppan Begin Clinical Research for Optimal Selection of Anticancer Drugs

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Science Shorts: Clean label meat technology, 3D food printing, cross-country sodium research and more feature in our round-up

Clean label meat technology, 3D food printing, cross-country sodium content research and more feature in this edition of Science Shorts.

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$900 for 1 5cm 3D-printed steak: Scientists construct wagyu-like structure using bioprinting tech

Scientists in Japan have found a way to 3D-bioprint wagyu beef by assembling muscle fibre, fat fibre and blood vessels into a steak-like structure similar to actual meat.

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Japanese scientists raise the steaks for lab-grown meat by creating 3D-printed Wagyu beef

Researchers use bioprinters and bovine stem cells to replicate distinctive marbled morsel – but it takes three weeks to grow a tiny sliver

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