Biomimetic fabrication bioprinting strategies based on decellularized extracellular matrix for musculoskeletal tissue regeneration: Current status and future perspectives
Hao Liu,
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Fei Xing,
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Peiyun Yu
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Materials & Design,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
243, P. 113072 - 113072
Published: June 6, 2024
Musculoskeletal
disorders,
as
one
of
the
prevalent
categories
ailments,
exert
significant
impacts
on
individuals'
lives,
occupations,
and
physical
activities.
Degenerative
changes,
injuries,
infections,
tumor
resections
causing
defects
in
musculoskeletal
tissues
such
cartilage,
bones,
skeletal
muscles,
menisci,
ligaments,
rotator
cuffs
can
detrimentally
affect
patients'
quality
life
mental
well-being.
Traditional
autologous
allogeneic
transplantations
have
been
clinically
employed.
However,
transplantation
suffers
from
limitation
a
finite
number
transplantable
tissues,
while
faces
challenges
immune
rejection.
The
extracellular
matrix
(ECM)
serves
natural
scaffold
for
cells
to
fulfill
physiological
functions
adhesion,
proliferation,
differentiation.
Decellularized
(dECM)
emerges
promising
biomaterial
generated
through
specific
tissue
or
organ
decellularization.
Leveraging
3D
bioprinting
technology,
dECM-based
biomaterials
enable
customized
printing
construction.
This
study
reviews
various
decellularization
techniques,
post-decellularization
strategies,
commonly
used
technologies.
It
summarizes
integration
with
technology
applied
system
research.
These
investigations
showcase
exciting
potential
system,
offering
prospects
clinical
translation
orthopedics.
Language: Английский
Comb-assisted 3D bioprinting for highly aligned 3D muscle bioconstructs with enhanced cellular mechanotransduction
GaEun Heo,
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Won-Jin Kim,
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GeunHyung Kim
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Virtual and Physical Prototyping,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
20(1)
Published: May 5, 2025
Language: Английский
Decellularization of fish tissues for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine applications
Wenhui Chen,
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Mengshi Chen,
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Siyi Chen
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et al.
Regenerative Biomaterials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Nov. 28, 2024
Abstract
Decellularization
is
the
process
of
obtaining
acellular
tissues
with
low
immunogenic
cellular
components
from
animals
or
plants
while
maximizing
retention
native
extracellular
matrix
structure,
mechanical
integrity
and
bioactivity.
The
decellularized
tissue
obtained
through
decellularization
technique
retains
structure
bioactive
its
tissue;
it
not
only
exhibits
comparatively
strong
properties,
immunogenicity
good
biocompatibility
but
also
stimulates
in
situ
neovascularization
at
implantation
site
regulates
polarization
recruited
macrophages,
thereby
promoting
regeneration
damaged
tissue.
Consequently,
many
commercial
products
have
been
developed
as
promising
therapeutic
strategies
for
treatment
different
defects
lesions,
such
wounds,
dura,
bone
cartilage
defects,
nerve
injuries,
myocardial
infarction,
urethral
strictures,
corneal
blindness
other
orthopedic
applications.
Recently,
there
has
a
growing
interest
fish
because
abundance
sources,
less
religious
constraints
risks
zoonosis
transmission
between
mammals.
In
this
review,
we
provide
complete
overview
state-of-the-art
tissues,
including
organs
methods
used
to
prepare
tissues.
We
enumerated
common
various
organs,
skin,
scale,
bladder,
cartilage,
heart
brain,
elaborated
their
processing
engineering
Furthermore,
presented
perspectives
(i)
future
development
direction
technology,
(ii)
expanding
sources
(iii)
innovating
bio-inks
3D
bioprinting
unleash
great
potential
regenerative
medicine
Language: Английский