If you or your school has access to a 3D printer, here are some of our favourite 3D peptide models to accompany various activities such as the Peptide D-I-Y Activity Booklet .
3D Peptide models
- Post by: CIPPS
- 1 August 2025
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Cathelicidin
Download compressed .stl file (7.39MB)
Conotoxin
Download compressed .stl file (7.13MB)
Gympietide
Download compressed .stl file (7.91MB)
Insulin
Download compressed .stl file (7.61MB)
Kalata B1
Download compressed .stl file (10.6MB)
PDIP
Download compressed .3mf file (24.3MB)
SFTI
Download compressed .stl file (11.6MB)
Tachyplesin
Download compressed .stl file (7.10MB)
We have printed ours using the following settings:
3D printer = Bambu Lab X1C
Slicer = Bambu Studio
General:
Nozzle = 0.4 mm
Plate type = Textured PEI Plate @ 60 °C
Filament = Bambu PLA Basic
Layer height = 0.20 mm
Sparse infill:
Sparse infill density = 100%
Sparse infill pattern = Rectilinear
Support:
Type = tree(auto)
Threshold angle = 30
Raft:
Raft layers = 4
Bed adhesion:
Brim type = No-brim
Categories: Resources
Tagged: Intermediate