Products and Commercial Technologies
Decellularized ECM Bioink
ECM Bioink for 3D Bioprinting & Cartilage Repair
Decellularized ECM Bioink is a high-performance, bioactive bioink formulated from human umbilical cord extracellular matrix. Optimized for 3D bioprinting, it provides an excellent native microenvironment supporting cell adhesion, growth, and targeted cartilage and soft tissue regeneration.
Description
Decellularized ECM Bioink is a high-performance, bioactive bioink formulated from human umbilical cord extracellular matrix. Optimized for 3D bioprinting, it provides an excellent native microenvironment supporting cell adhesion, growth, and targeted cartilage and soft tissue regeneration.
Key Bio-Properties
- Highly 3D printable with excellent structural integrity.
- Biocompatible and biodegradable, supporting cartilage and soft tissue growth.
- Provides great mechanical strength, and has anti-inflammatory/anti-microbial properties.
Available Sizes
- Target Price 35,000 - 40,000 PKR / 5 mL
- Imported Alternatives 95,000 PKR / mL
Advanced Bioink Applications
Cartilage Repair
3D printed articular cartilage implants for joint damage and osteoarthritis.
Soft Tissue Regen.
Volume restoration in cosmetic reconstructions and tissue losses.
Organ Bioprinting
Matrix substrate for printing functional human organ tissues in research.
Tissue Scaffolds
Multi-layered cellular scaffolds with high mechanical strength.
Wound Regeneration
Sheet scaffold membranes for chronic wound and burn recovery.
In Vitro Research
Matrix plates to model physiological human organ growth in laboratories.
Technology Status & Commercialization
Status: National patent filed. Preclinical validation completed. Next steps: Clinical trials and DRAP registration.
Business Potential
Zero Local Rival
No local bioprinting bioink manufacturer exists, creating high-growth potential.
Massive Cost Relief
Local price of PKR 40k per 5mL compared to imported bioinks costing PKR 95k per 1mL.
Next-Gen Biotech
Positions the center as a leading pioneer of organ bioprinting research in South Asia.
Principal Investigator
Dr. Hafiza Fakhera Ikram
Associate Professor
Member of Soft Tissue Research Group
IRCBM - CUI Lahore Campus
Research Group
