bacteriophage 3d print

The three parts included are: 1) Capsid 2) Tail 3) Base (includes baseplate, tail tip, and tail fibers) The Lambda Bacteriophage has a flexible tail, so for added accuracy, you could print the tail in a flexible resin/filament. Though They are not...

Bacteriophage_Lambda model crafted on Rhino7. ...Parts separated for printing and can be assembled as shown. Size of approx. 100*100*300mm. Two files for assembly. One includes head and body. ...Other one includes the legs.

Proven: Cookie cutter specifically designed for cutting bacteriophages.

Pencil holder in the shape of a bacteriophage

T4 bacteriophage based on McGybeer's awesome octopus Enjoy

... printed and used for a 10th grade biology class demonstration. The "All Parts" file, set up on the Replicator 2X plate to maximize print size, is 250% larger than individual part files. ...It's enormous compared to the computer mouse in the photo.

... drainage on the bottom. Let me see what can i do as a tool holder (great idea btw!). Hope you enjoy! Don't have a printer but you want this item? https://www.etsy.com/listing/1069627634/t4-bacteriophage-pen-holder?ref=shop_home_active_1 Enjoy!

Bacteriophage cookie cutters are fixed securely in place by a sturdy mesh that expertly repairs damaged surfaces from behind.

All textures are 2048 x 2048 png Base Color NormalOpenGL Roughness

That nice-printin' bacteriophage now with a hollow space in the icosahedron for storing a single pill and a hole at the injection point for adding a 6 mm x 8 mm cylindrical magnet! Update: tweaked the model and printed the thing up... Not enough...

... DNA. These surface representations were derived from PDB entries 1CZD and 3U60, with STL files created using VMD. Successfully printed using a Replicator 2 with MakerWare 2.2.2.89, standard resolution, 25% infill, three shells, raft, and supports.

Print Settings: Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2X Rafts: None required Supports: Not needed Resolution: .3 mm precision Infill: A solid structure, 10% infill for stability Notes on printing this model reveal minimal requirements for...

This is an innovative reinterpretation of the Bacteriophage T4, now featuring a unique feature inspired by the thought-provoking "Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell" video series.

That sweet-printing bacteriophage now with an empty space in the icosahedron for storing a single pill and a hole at the injection point for adding a 6mm x 8mm cylindrical magnet! Update: tweaked the model and printed the thing up... Not enough...

This creation brings together the classic bacteriophage design with two exciting new features - a precise spiral twist and an elegant ring at its crown, perfect for adorning oneself as a distinctive piece of jewelry.

Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2X Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .3 Infill: 10% Notes: The print does not require any special settings. Overhangs are pushed to their limits, but the use of a cooling fan...

This model represents the typical structure and components of one of the deadliest viruses on Earth, the bacteriophage. 1) It is recommended that the model is printed at a size of at least 125% to allow for all the details to appear. 2) For...

This model represents the typical structure and components of one of the deadliest viruses on Earth, the bacteriophage. 1) It is recommended that the model is printed at a size of at least 125% to allow for all the details to appear. 2) For...

Researchers develop a highly detailed scale model of a bacteriophage, boasting an incredible ratio of approximately one million to one. ...This impressive replica is specifically designed to aid in educational settings, providing a tangible and...

I'm designing a novel type of leg support system inspired by bacteriophages, which are viruses that infect bacteria. My concept is called the "Corona Bottle," and it's specifically designed to provide assistance for individuals with mobility issues.

I design a straightforward phage-shaped keychain that showcases my 3D printing skills. To avoid issues with the small upper section, I prefer to print multiple units simultaneously since it tends to finish before cooling down adequately.

I managed to recreate the original cookie cutter completely from scratch because the initial one wouldn't print correctly.

Developed specifically for a school assignment, this creation may not yield optimal results when printed, therefore exercise prudence during production.

I am really interested in Microbiology, so I used my Meshmixer skills to slice up the original model so it can be printed at insanely large sizes. The only thing I changed from the original model was increasing the strength of the turret to the...

This model is designed to be 3D printed and assembled for instructional use. The four parts included are: 1) Capsid (includes capsid, neck, collar, tail-core, and whiskers) 2) Tail Sheath 3) Baseplate (includes baseplate and tail fibers) 4) Tail Tip...

This is an expertly crafted, 3D-printable educational model of the legendary T4 Bacteriophage (phage) that has been fine-tuned for use as a stylish Christmas tree decoration. Bacteriophages are microorganisms that specifically infect prokaryotes...

The model includes a compartment within the protein capsule where residues from another print or the same print, representing genetic material in the capsid, can be placed. This model was printed using PLA with an extruder temperature of 200°C and a...

This interactive 3D model vividly illustrates the step-by-step process of how a virus invades and replicates within cells or bacteria (viral lifecycle). I developed this approximately twelve months ago during my microbiology module in science class,...

This object originated from a design created using Tinkercad, an innovative 3D modeling platform. ...Users can easily edit and refine the model directly within their web browser by visiting https://www.tinkercad.com.

This one in a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2745980 the tail fibers were very thin and were redesigned in this model