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Bioprinting of three-dimensional culture models and organ-on-a-chip systems
YYS Huang, D Zhang, Y Liu - MRS Bulletin, 2017
Abstract Multimaterial bioprinting technologies offer promising avenues to create mini-organ
models with enhanced tissue heterogeneity and complexity. This article focuses on the
application of three-dimensional bioprinting to fabricate organ-on-a-chip systems for in vitro
models with enhanced tissue heterogeneity and complexity. This article focuses on the
application of three-dimensional bioprinting to fabricate organ-on-a-chip systems for in vitro
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Three-dimensional bioprinting of volumetric tissues and organs
D Kilian, T Ahlfeld, AR Akkineni, A Lode, M Gelinsky - MRS Bulletin, 2017
Abstract Three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting has become a fast-developing research field in
the last few years. Many different technical solutions are available, with extrusion-based
printing being the most promising and versatile method. In addition, a variety of biomaterials
the last few years. Many different technical solutions are available, with extrusion-based
printing being the most promising and versatile method. In addition, a variety of biomaterials
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Progress in three-dimensional bioprinting
AW Feinberg, JS Miller - MRS Bulletin, 2017
Abstract Manufacturing has historically followed a mass production approach due to
economies of scale and the engineering challenges of large-scale customization, leading to
a one-size-fits-all paradigm. This manufacturing-centric approach has forced consumers and
economies of scale and the engineering challenges of large-scale customization, leading to
a one-size-fits-all paradigm. This manufacturing-centric approach has forced consumers and
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Multimaterial, heterogeneous, and multicellular three-dimensional bioprinting
C De Maria, G Vozzi, L Moroni - MRS Bulletin, 2017
Abstract Bioprinting promises to create three-dimensional in vitro models to study
pathological states and possible new therapies, and in the future, to produce complex tissue
and organ replacements. This article will describe the recent advances in bioprinting
pathological states and possible new therapies, and in the future, to produce complex tissue
and organ replacements. This article will describe the recent advances in bioprinting
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