Advanced strategies in 3D bioprinting for vascular tissue engineering and disease modelling using smart bioinks
Joeng Ju Kim,
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Dong‐Woo Cho
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Virtual and Physical Prototyping,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(1)
Published: Aug. 30, 2024
Advanced
three-dimensional
(3D)
bioprinting
technology
enables
the
precise
production
of
complex
vascular
structures
and
biomimetic
models,
driving
advancements
in
tissue
engineering
disease
mechanism
research.
At
core
this
is
smart
bioink,
which
suitable
for
fabricating
models
that
can
be
vascularised
to
meet
property
requirements
various
tissues.
Examples
bioinks
include
decellularized
extracellular
matrix
(dECM),
photocrosslinkable,
reversible,
microgel-based
biphasic
(MB)
bioinks,
whose
mechanical
properties
tuned
through
external
stimuli.
This
tuning
helps
generate
high-resolution
complex-shaped
networks
essential
cell
survival
functional
maturation.
review
explores
advanced
3D
strategies
using
spatially
controlled
perfusable
vitro
emphasising
reconstruction
within
bioprinted
models.
It
also
discusses
challenges
future
prospects,
suggesting
could
serve
as
alternatives
traditional
animal
modelling
drug
screening.
Language: Английский
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Bio-Design and Manufacturing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
8(1), P. 166 - 168
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Bioxolography Using Diphenyliodonium Chloride and N‐Vinylpyrrolidone Enables Rapid High‐Resolution Volumetric 3D Printing of Spatially Encoded Living Matter
Alexis Wolfel,
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Castro Johnbosco,
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Annalise Anspach
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et al.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 26, 2025
Abstract
Light‐based
volumetric
bioprinting
enables
fabrication
of
cubic
centimeter‐sized
living
materials
with
micrometer
resolution
in
minutes.
Xolography
is
a
light
sheet‐based
printing
technology
that
offers
unprecedented
generation
rates
and
print
resolutions
for
hard
plastics.
However,
the
limited
solubility
reactivity
current
dual‐color
photoinitiators
(DCPIs)
aqueous
media
have
hindered
their
application
high‐resolution
matter.
Here,
we
present
novel
three‐component
formulation
drastically
improves
photoreactivity
thereby
high‐resolution,
rapid,
cytocompatible
Xolographic
biofabrication
intricately
architected
yet
mechanically
robust
materials.
To
achieve
this,
various
relevant
additives
are
systematically
explored,
which
revealed
diphenyliodonium
chloride
N
‐vinylpyrrolidone
strongly
enhance
D‐mediated
photoreactivity,
as
confirmed
by
photo‐rheology.
This
gelatin
methacryloyl‐based
bioresins,
producing
>1
cm
3
constructs
at
≈20
µm
positive
125
negative
within
Multimaterial
printing,
molecular
patterning,
grayscale‐mediated
mechanical
patterning
explored
to
programmably
create
intricate,
biomimetic,
concentration‐controlled
architectures.
We
demonstrate
Bioxolographic
cell
types,
showing
excellent
viability,
compatibility
long‐term
culture,
ability
nascent
protein
deposition.
These
results
position
Bioxolography
transformative
platform
scalable,
functional
encoded
chemical
properties.
Language: Английский
Synergistic effect of Hypoxic Conditioning and Cell‐Tethering Colloidal Gels enhanced Productivity of MSC Paracrine Factors and Accelerated Vessel Regeneration
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 9, 2024
Microporous
hydrogels
have
been
widely
used
for
delivering
therapeutic
cells.
However,
several
critical
issues,
such
as
the
lack
of
control
over
harsh
environment
they
are
subjected
to
under
pathological
conditions
and
rapid
egression
cells
from
hydrogels,
produced
limited
outcomes.
To
address
these
challenges,
cell-tethering
hypoxic
conditioning
colloidal
containing
mesenchymal
stem
(MSCs)
introduced
increase
productivity
paracrine
factors
locally
in
a
long-term
manner.
Cell-tethering
that
composed
tyramine-conjugated
gelatin
prevent
egressing
through
on-cell
oxidative
phenolic
crosslinks
while
providing
mechanical
stimulation
interconnected
microporous
networks
allow
host-implant
interactions.
Oxygenating
microparticles
encapsulated
microgels
continuously
generated
oxygen
2
weeks
with
diffusion,
resulting
maintaining
mild
condition
MSCs
consumed
severe
hypoxia.
Synergistically,
local
retention
within
hypoxic-conditioned
mechanically
robust
significantly
increased
secretion
various
angiogenic
cytokines
chemokines.
The
oxygenating
induced
anti-inflammatory
responses,
reduced
cellular
apoptosis,
promoted
numerous
large
blood
vessels
vivo.
Finally,
mice
injected
MSC-tethered
improved
flow
restoration
muscle
regeneration
hindlimb
ischemia
(HLI)
model.
Language: Английский