Single award · grant

We Aim to Develop a Scalable Patient Specific Bioprinted Liver Using Ipscs

Award ID: D25AC00432

FY2025 · complete year · data as of 2026-09-01

A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.

$18.3M
Total award value

Award D25AC00432 is a grant from the Department of the Interior to University of California, San Diego, $18.3M obligated, FY2025 to FY2028, for We Aim to Develop a Scalable Patient Specific Bioprinted Liver Using Ipscs. The work is performed in California. Source

Description

We Aim to Develop a Scalable Patient Specific Bioprinted Liver Using Ipscs. This Liverwill Be Tailored to a Patients Unique Anatomy and Physiology Without the Need for Donor Tissueor Immunosup Pressants Ensuring Longterm Functionality and Integration. Upon Successfulcompletion of This Project We Will Establish a Reliable Ondemand Source of Functional Livertissues Potentially Saving the Lives of Thousands of Patients in the U.S. Each Year Who Eitherdie on the Waitlist or Become Too Sick for a Liver Transplant Due to a Shortage of Donor Organs.by Leveraging Ipscs the Risk of Organ Rejection After Implantation Will Be Greatly Reduced Andthe Need for Immunosuppression Eliminated Significantly Improving the Quality and Length Oflife for Patients with Liver Failure. This Approach Will Also Reduce the Economic Burdenassociated with Liver Transplantation and Post Operative Care.

Award details

Award typeGrant
FAIND25AC00432
Action date2025
Period36 mo
Place of performanceCalifornia →
Category—
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$18,332,570

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