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Design your own spheroid and organoid culture system with this downloadable STL file for the Micropocket Mastermold. This 3D-printable mold is engineered to create uniform micropockets in hydrogels (e.g., polyacrylamide, collagen, Matrigel), enabling high-throughput formation of 3D cell aggregates, microtissues, and multicellular spheroids in standard well plates.
Developed and validated for generating hydrogel-based microenvironments to support 3D culture, this mold is ideal for users who want to fabricate their own tools for tissue engineering, organoid development, drug screening, and regenerative medicine.
Ideally printed with smallest available layer height (~10um) on high resolution SLA printer.
Note: This file is for personal and academic use only. Commercial reproduction or redistribution without permission is not allowed.

Faculty of Engineering
Shared research facility offering instruments, services and expertise.
PhD Candidate
GCI Shared Facility · McGill UniversityQuote on request
Design your own spheroid and organoid culture system with this downloadable STL file for the Micropocket Mastermold. This 3D-printable mold is engineered to create uniform micropockets in hydrogels (e.g., polyacrylamide, collagen, Matrigel), enabling high-throughput formation of 3D cell aggregates, microtissues, and multicellular spheroids in standard well plates.
Developed and validated for generating hydrogel-based microenvironments to support 3D culture, this mold is ideal for users who want to fabricate their own tools for tissue engineering, organoid development, drug screening, and regenerative medicine.
Ideally printed with smallest available layer height (~10um) on high resolution SLA printer.
Note: This file is for personal and academic use only. Commercial reproduction or redistribution without permission is not allowed.

Faculty of Engineering
Shared research facility offering instruments, services and expertise.
PhD Candidate
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