Product Overview
ORG ECM fiber is an extracellular matrix(ECM)-based biomaterial that provides a physical framework for cells to self-organize into three-dimensional structures rather than into flat structures. By mimicking the complex architecture of native human tissues, it promotes cell attachment, proliferation, and differentiation while serving as a key scaffold for organoid and engineered tissue development, enhancing morphological integrity.
Key Features
High-purity fibrous ECM structure
Key Benefits
Provides a fibrous structure resembling connective tissue in the human body, promoting cell-cell interactions and tissue-specific differentiation.
Uses non-toxic, naturally derived ECM components to minimize the risk of immune responses and support high cell viability.
Helps prevent tissue contraction during three-dimensional culture and maintains the initially designed 3D architecture even during long-term culture.
Can be used alone as a scaffold or mixed with hydrogels, enabling flexible application across a wide range of tissue engineering studies.
Applications
Development of three-dimensional engineered tissues(e.g., skin, muscle), scaffold performance studies, development of biomaterials for tissue engineering, and optimization of 3D cell culture environments.
Precautions
Recommended for immediate use after thawing(within 10 minutes). Prolonged exposure at room temperature may result in ECM aggregation.
Recommended Customers
Research teams focused on artificial organ and tissue regeneration, laboratories developing biomimetic models, and 3D bioprinting researchers
