Micromachines,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(12), P. 1529 - 1529
Published: Dec. 23, 2024
Organ
transplantation,
biomimetic
organ
models,
and
the
restoration
of
damaged
or
eviscerated
tissues
have
been
key
goals
in
surgical
medical
research
since
their
inception
[...]
Journal of Tissue Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
The
field
of
three
dimensional
(3D)
bioprinting
has
witnessed
significant
advancements,
with
bioinks
playing
a
crucial
role
in
enabling
the
fabrication
complex
tissue
constructs.
This
review
explores
innovative
that
are
currently
shaping
future
3D
bioprinting,
focusing
on
their
composition,
functionality,
and
potential
for
engineering,
drug
delivery,
regenerative
medicine.
development
bioinks,
incorporating
natural
synthetic
materials,
offers
unprecedented
opportunities
personalized
However,
rapid
technological
progress
raises
regulatory
challenges
regarding
safety,
standardization,
long-term
biocompatibility.
paper
addresses
these
challenges,
examining
current
frameworks
need
updated
guidelines
to
ensure
patient
safety
product
efficacy.
By
highlighting
both
hurdles,
this
comprehensive
overview
landscape
emphasizing
necessity
cross-disciplinary
collaboration
between
scientists,
clinicians,
bodies
achieve
successful
clinical
applications.
Carbohydrate Polymers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
348, P. 122845 - 122845
Published: Oct. 17, 2024
Polysaccharide
hydrogels,
which
can
mimic
the
natural
extracellular
matrix
and
possess
appealing
physicochemical
biological
characteristics,
have
emerged
as
significant
bioinks
for
3D
bioprinting.
They
are
highly
promising
applications
in
tissue
engineering
regenerative
medicine
because
of
their
ability
to
enhance
cell
adhesion,
proliferation,
differentiation
a
manner
akin
cellular
environment.
This
review
comprehensively
examines
fabrication
methods,
polysaccharide
hydrogel-driven
bioprinting,
underscoring
its
potential
engineering,
drug
delivery,
medicine.
To
contribute
pertinent
knowledge
future
research
this
field,
critically
key
aspects,
including
chemistry
carbohydrates,
manufacturing
techniques,
formulation
bioinks,
characterization
polysaccharide-based
hydrogels.
Furthermore,
explores
primary
advancements
3D-printed
encompassing
delivery
systems
with
controlled
release
kinetics
targeted
therapy,
along
tissue-engineered
constructs
bone,
cartilage,
skin,
vascular
regeneration.
The
use
these
bioprinted
hydrogels
innovative
fields,
disease
modeling
screening,
is
also
addressed.
Despite
notable
progress,
challenges,
modulating
properties
polysaccharides,
enhancing
bioink
printability
mechanical
properties,
achieving
long-term
vivo
stability,
been
highlighted.
Journal of Functional Biomaterials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(1), P. 28 - 28
Published: Jan. 16, 2025
The
application
of
three-dimensional
(3D)
printing/bioprinting
technologies
and
cell
therapies
has
garnered
significant
attention
due
to
their
potential
in
the
field
regenerative
medicine.
This
paper
aims
provide
a
comprehensive
overview
3D
technology
therapies,
highlighting
results
diverse
medical
applications,
while
also
discussing
capabilities
limitations
combined
use.
synergistic
combination
printing
cellular
been
recognised
as
promising
innovative
approach,
it
is
expected
that
these
will
progressively
assume
crucial
role
treatment
various
diseases
conditions
foreseeable
future.
review
concludes
with
forward-looking
perspective
on
future
impact
technologies,
revolutionize
medicine
through
enhanced
tissue
repair
organ
replacement
strategies.
Gut,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. gutjnl - 333885
Published: March 3, 2025
Background
To
treat
liver
failure,
three-dimensional
(3D)
bioprinting
is
a
promising
technology
used
to
construct
hepatic
tissue
models.
However,
current
research
on
of
models
primarily
relies
conventional
single-cell-based
bioprinting,
where
individual
functional
hepatocytes
are
dispersed
and
isolated
within
hydrogels,
leading
insufficient
treatment
outcomes
due
inadequate
cell
functionality.
Objective
Here,
we
aim
bioprint
model
using
hepatocyte
organoids
(HOs)
evaluate
its
liver-specific
functions
in
vitro
vivo
.
Design
Human
chemically
induced
pluripotent
stem
cells
(hCiPSCs)
were
as
robust
non-genome-integrative
source
produce
highly
viable
HOs
(hCiPSC-HOs).
An
oxygen-permeable
microwell
device
was
enhance
oxygen
supply,
ensuring
high
viability
promoting
hCiPSC-HOs
maturation.
maintain
the
long-term
biofunction
hCiPSC-HOs,
spheroid-based
employed
(3DP-HOs).
3DP-HOs
intraperitoneally
implanted
mice
with
failure.
Results
demonstrated
enhanced
when
compared
fabricated
exhibited
gene
profiles
closely
resembling
while
maintaining
Moreover,
implantation
significantly
improved
survival
CCl
4
-induced
acute-on-chronic
failure
also
Fah−/−
reduced
injury,
inflammation
fibrosis
indices
regeneration
expression.
Conclusion
Our
bioprinted
exhibits
remarkable
therapeutic
efficacy
for
holds
great
potential
clinical
field
regenerative
medicine.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(4), P. 1449 - 1449
Published: Feb. 9, 2025
Nanocellulose-based
biomaterials
are
at
the
forefront
of
biomedicine,
presenting
innovative
solutions
to
longstanding
challenges
in
tissue
engineering
and
wound
repair.
These
advanced
materials
demonstrate
enhanced
mechanical
properties
improved
biocompatibility
while
allowing
for
precise
tuning
drug
release
profiles.
Recent
progress
design,
fabrication,
characterization
these
underscores
their
transformative
potential
biomedicine.
Researchers
employing
strategic
methodologies
investigate
characterize
structure
functionality
nanocellulose
In
engineering,
nanocellulose-based
scaffolds
offer
opportunities
replicate
complexities
native
tissues,
facilitating
study
effects
on
metabolism,
vascularization,
cellular
behavior
engineered
liver,
adipose,
tumor
models.
Concurrently,
has
gained
recognition
as
an
dressing
material,
leveraging
its
ability
deliver
therapeutic
agents
via
topical,
transdermal,
systemic
pathways
simultaneously
promoting
proliferation
regeneration.
The
inherent
transparency
provides
a
unique
advantage,
enabling
real-time
monitoring
healing
progress.
Despite
advancements,
significant
remain
large-scale
production,
reproducibility,
commercial
viability
biomaterials.
This
review
not
only
hurdles
but
also
outlines
directions
future
research,
including
need
bioengineering
dressings
with
scalable
production
incorporation
novel
functionalities
clinical
translation.
By
addressing
key
challenges,
redefine
biomedical
material
design
unmet
needs
beyond.
Tissue Engineering Part B Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 8, 2025
Colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
recurs
at
a
striking
rate,
specifically
in
patients
with
liver
metastasis.
Dormant
CRC
cells
disseminated
following
initial
primary
tumor
resection
or
treatment
often
resurface
years
later
to
form
aggressive,
therapy-resistant
tumors
that
result
high
patient
mortality.
Routine
imaging-based
screenings
fail
detect
dormant
cell
clusters,
and
there
are
no
overt
symptomatic
presentations,
making
major
clinical
challenge
diagnose
treat.
Tissue
engineering
approaches
ideally
suited
model
enable
the
discovery
of
therapeutic
vulnerabilities
unique
mechanistic
dependencies
CRC.
Emerging
evidence
suggests
tissue-engineered
have
been
successfully
used
breast
lung
cancer.
With
responsible
for
second
most
cancer-related
deaths
worldwide
commonly
experiencing
recurrence,
it
is
essential
expand
dormancy
models
understand
this
phenomenon
context
Most
published
vitro
simplify
complex
microenvironment
two-dimensional
culture
systems
elucidate
dormancy-driving
mechanisms.
Building
on
foundation,
future
research
should
apply
tissue
methods
growing
field
generate
competent
three-dimensional
increase
knowledge.
This
review
summarizes
current
state
models,
highlighting
techniques
utilized
give
rise
cells:
nutrient
depletion,
anticancer
drugs,
physical
extracellular
matrix
interactions,
genetic
manipulation.
The
metrics
validate
within
each
also
consolidated
demonstrate
lack
established
standards
ambiguity
around
comparing
studies
validated
differently.
these
organized
comprehensibility
identify
needs
opportunities
bioengineered
address
dormancy-driven
mortality
Impact
Statement
drives
mortality,
especially
metastatic
colorectal
cancer,
owing
inability
prior
their
recurrence.
Lacking
insights,
modeling
hindered.
Here,
we
inducing
goal
consolidating
findings
reference.
We
highlight
need
advanced,
better
mimic
organ-specific
3D
New
would
breakthroughs
understanding
mechanisms
driving
progression
reversal,
thereby
providing
advances
improve
survival.
The
integration
of
hydrogel-based
bioinks
with
3D
bioprinting
technologies
presents
an
innovative
approach
to
chronic
wound
management,
which
is
particularly
challenging
treat
because
its
multifactorial
nature
and
high
risk
complications.
Using
precise
deposition
techniques,
significantly
alters
traditional
care
paradigms
by
enabling
the
fabrication
patient-specific
dressings
that
imitate
natural
tissue
properties.
Hydrogels
are
notably
beneficial
for
these
applications
their
abundant
water
content
mechanical
properties,
promote
cell
viability
pathophysiological
processes
healing,
such
as
re-epithelialization
angiogenesis.
This
article
reviews
key
printing
significance
in
enhancing
structural
functional
outcomes
wound-care
solutions.
Challenges
bioink
viscosity,
viability,
printability
addressed,
along
discussions
on
cross-linking
stability
constructs.
potential
revolutionize
management
rests
capacity
generate
remedies
expedite
healing
minimize
infection
risks.
Nevertheless,
further
studies
clinical
trials
necessary
advance
therapies
from
laboratory
use.
IGI Global eBooks,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 335 - 366
Published: April 25, 2025
Recently,
Tissue
engineering
(TE)
has
been
rapidly
growing
field
in
biomedical
field,
it
provides
the
solutions
to
problem
such
as
immunological
rejection
and
a
shortage
of
available
donors.
TE
scaffolds
encourage
cell
adhesion,
proliferation,
differentiation
by
simulating
extracellular
matrix
with
three-dimensional
matrices.
Current,
advancements
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
nanotechnology
have
improved
design,
pore
size,
mechanical
properties.
However,
lack
ability
vascularization,
immune
compatibility,
scalability.
In
order
address
this
issue,
surface-functionalized
anti-inflammatory
cytokines
IL-10
that
can
increase
integration,
less
rejection,
long-term
performance.
Therefore,
is
considered
combination
AI
scaffold
design
will
enhance
bioactivity,
strength,
cellular
behavior
modeling.
Regenerative
medicine
poised
for
revolution
due
significant
scaffold-based
TE.