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     • Pandorum’s 3D bio-printed mini-livers that mimic the human liver will serve as test platforms for discovery and development of drugs and vaccines.
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   What is Pandorum and how does it work?

   • Pandorum, founded in 2011 in Bangalore, India, builds 3D functional tissues through a combination of cells, gels, and cell modulators. Self-assembly, 3D printing, and other fabrication methods are used to construct the desired tissue like micro-architecture. The goal is to curtail post-operative medication and care.

   View from India: Biotech start-ups explore uncommon ground

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   How does Pandorum 'build the blocks of life'?

   • “Time”, when integrated as the fourth dimension, the printed structure dynamically changes its form to express tissue-specific functionalities. Pandorum combines various fabrication processes in its product development pipelines to ‘build the blocks of life’. This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin.

   Technology Platform – Pandorum Technologies

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   Why is Pandorum a regenerative product?

   • Pandorum’s expertise to culture cells in 2D or 3D environment for optimized cellular expression for production of cell and cell derived components with therapeutic potential is key to various product formulation with regenerative capacities.

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   What is Pandorum bioprinting?

   • Pandorum leverages this state of the art extrusion-based bioprinter to mimic microenvironment and architecture of human tissues. “Time”, when integrated as the fourth dimension, the printed structure dynamically changes its form to express tissue-specific functionalities.

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3. pandorum.com › mini-liverMini Liver – Pandorum Technologies

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   We, at Pandorum, aim to develop 3D bio-printed vascularized mini-organ or organ patches with the potential of engrafting on to the host tissue upon transplantation. Currently we’re developing a prototype for the same.

4. economictimes.indiatimes.com › small-biz › startupsPandorum: First in India to design and 3D-print human liver ...

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   Aug 18, 2017 · Pandorum was the first in the country to design and 3D-print human liver tissues for medical research. The startup is presently working on bio-engineering human cornea that can potentially be implanted.

5. www.think3d.in › indias-first-3d-bioprinted-liverIndia’s first 3D bioprinted liver tissue by Pandorum Technologies

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   Dec 26, 2015 · Senior scientists, Arun Chandru, Dr Abdullah Chand and Dr Sivarajan T, of the Bangalore based biotechnology start up, Pandorum Technologies Pvt Ltd, have developed India’s first artificial liver tissue using 3D printing technology, that resembles the original human liver tissues structurally and functionally.

6. pandorum.com › technology-platformTechnology Platform – Pandorum Technologies

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   The exosomes are specifically developed to promote accelerated regeneration of specific tissue targets, including avascular tissue (such as, cornea), and vascular tissue (such as, Lung, Liver). The tissue agnostic platform core allows Pandorum to develop advanced regenerative therapeutics optimized for various targets/ indications- including ...

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7. www.forbes.com › sites › anuraghunathanMeet The Forbes Under 30 Indian Biotech Startup That 3D ...

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   Jul 29, 2016 · The 3D liver tissue/ organoid developed at Pandorum is intended for two major areas: 1) as human-like platforms for pre-clinical drug discovery and development processes and disease modelling...

8. www.thehindu.com › sci-tech › science-fiction-comesScience fiction comes alive as Indian startup grows human ...

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   Dec 23, 2015 · Pandorum Technologies, a Bengaluru-based biotech startup, has developed an artificial tissue that performs the functions of the human liver. Pandorum said these 3D printed living tissues made...

9. www.thebetterindia.com › 41106 › liver-lab-bangaloreBreakthrough Innovation: Indian Scientists Grow a Human Liver ...

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   Dec 28, 2015 · The startup is Pandorum Technologies, founded in 2011 by a group of Indian Institute of Science (IISc) alumni. The “liver” is actually 3D-printed living tissue — grown from human cells — that can function as the human liver.