Fides Ratio et Patria Studia Toruńskie,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19, P. 11 - 43
Published: Dec. 29, 2023
Odkrycie
DNA
i
poznanie
jego
struktury
miało
duże
znaczenie
zarówno
na
polu
naukowym
jak
w
życiu
codziennym.
Rozpoznanie
jako
związku
stanowiącego
nośnik
informacji
genetycznej
pozwoliło
rozwój
genetyki
oraz
opracowanie
metod
molekularnej.
Znalazły
one
zastosowanie
m.
in.
medycynie,
genetyce
sądowej
kryminalistyce,
diagnostyce
molekularnej
chorób
genetycznych,
pozyskiwaniu
substancji
bioaktywnych
z
zastosowaniem
biotechnologii
roślin,
analizie
archiwalnego
(aDNA),
innowacyjnej
technologii
wykorzystania
tkanek
transgenicznych
zwierząt
dla
celów
biomedycznych,
zwierzętach
bioreaktorach
zastosowania
organizmów
modyfikowanych
do
prewencji
chorób.
W
kwestii
zdrowia,
analizy
pozwoliły
wykrycie
podłoża
a
także
przyczyniły
się
poznania
mechanizmów
prowadzących
ich
rozwoju.
Techniki
znacząco
ułatwiają
czynią
bardziej
dokładnym
pokrewieństwa
ocenę
przynależności
śladów
biologicznych
pozostawionych
miejscu
zbrodni.
Stale
polepszający
warsztat
analiz
umożliwił
też
postawienie
kolejnego
kroku
milowego
nauce
postaci
opracowania
technik
sekwencjonowania
genomów
człowieka
wielu
innych
organizmów.
Z
kolei
opanowanie
genomowej
dało
możliwość
produkcji
biologicznie
aktywnych
skalę
przemysłową.
Cells,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(19), P. 1638 - 1638
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
The
3D
bioprinting
technique
has
made
enormous
progress
in
tissue
engineering,
regenerative
medicine
and
research
into
diseases
such
as
cancer.
Apart
from
individual
cells,
a
collection
of
organoids,
can
be
printed
combination
with
various
hydrogels.
It
hypothesized
that
will
even
become
promising
tool
for
mechanobiological
analyses
organoids
their
matrix
environments
highly
defined
precisely
structured
environments,
which
the
mechanical
properties
cell
environment
individually
adjusted.
Mechanical
obstacles
or
bead
markers
integrated
bioprinted
samples
to
analyze
deformations
forces
within
these
constructs,
perform
biophysical
analysis
complex
systems,
are
still
not
standard
techniques.
review
highlights
advances
4D
printing
technologies
integrating
cues
so
next
step
detailed
key
future
directions
organoid
generation
development
disease
model
regeneration
drug
testing
perspective.
Finally,
hydrogels,
pure
natural
synthetic
hydrogels
mixtures,
organoid–cell
co-cultures,
organ-on-a-chip
systems
organoid-organ-on-a
chip
combinations
introduces
use
assembloids
determine
mutual
interactions
different
types
cell–matrix
interferences
specific
biological
environments.
EFSA Supporting Publications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(9)
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Abstract
New
Approach
Methodologies
(NAMs),
broadly
understood
to
include
in
silico,
chemico,
vitro
and
ex
vivo
methods,
show
great
potential
advancing
risk
assessment
albeit
their
regulatory
implementation
is
lagging.
The
EFSA
Guidance
on
of
nanomaterials
(EFSA
Nano‐RA)
suggests
nano‐specific
best
achieved
through
Integrated
Approaches
Testing
Assessment
(IATAs)
with
NAMs
as
the
first
choice
generate
new
information.
Integrating
promises
several
advantages
such
a
better
human
focus,
more
detailed
insights
into
molecular
mechanisms
higher
efficacy.
However,
applying
NMs
also
poses
considerable
challenges
issues
related
dispersion
stability,
dosimetry,
agglomeration,
dissolution,
transformations
or
assay
interferences.
Significant
efforts
are
being
undertaken
by
standardisation
organisations
research
projects
establish
various
for
NMs.
Here
thorough
review
provided
covering
that
will
be
potentially
useful
food
feed
sector.
It
follows
structure
Nano‐RA
expands
it,
where
needed,
support
decision‐making
selection
NM
assessment.
begins
an
overview
NAM‐frameworks,
followed
description
individual
including
those
relevant
physicochemical
characterisation,
exposure
hazard
toxicodynamics
toxicokinetics.
focus
concerning
degradation/dissolution,
genotoxicity,
cytotoxicity,
oxidative
stress,
(pro‐)inflammation,
barrier
integrity
important
endpoints
initial
screening
according
framework.
As
result,
total
267
nano‐relevant
NAMs,
mostly
“not
validated”
(with
few
notable
exceptions),
were
included
this
review.
Validation
notwithstanding,
could
already
prove
reliable
NMs,
especially
integrated
approaches.
Advanced Materials Technologies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 12, 2025
Abstract
Despite
significant
advancements
in
oncology
research
and
therapeutic
interventions,
cancer
continues
to
be
the
leading
cause
of
mortality
worldwide.
The
key
challenge
addressing
this
pressing
issue
lies
lack
precision
diagnosis
a
limited
understanding
nature
how
tumor
microenvironment
responds
interventions.
Research
focusing
on
impact
(TME)
heterogeneity
response
drugs
is
crucial
ensure
efficient
therapy.
Conventional
models
exhibit
constraints,
including
inability
accurately
imitate
tumors’
complex
3D
architecture
dynamic
microenvironment.
Recent
developments
Spheroid‐On‐a‐Chip
(SoC)
technology
provide
alternative,
offering
closer
that
human
tissue.
This
review
explores
recent
SoC
modeling,
highlighting
spheroid
formation
mechanisms
techniques.
applications
platform
mimic
essential
features
their
potential
role
anticancer
drug
development
are
summarized.
advantages
challenges
technologies
behind
devices
compared
traditional
vitro
further
discussed.
Lastly,
future
directions
for
transforming
improving
suggested.
Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: April 14, 2025
Bile
duct
disorders,
including
cholangiocarcinoma,
primary
sclerosing
cholangitis,
and
iatrogenic
injuries,
pose
significant
clinical
challenges
due
to
limited
regenerative
capacity
the
complexity
of
biliary
tree.
In
recent
years,
3D
bioprinting
has
emerged
as
a
promising
approach
for
bile
tissue
engineering
by
providing
patient-specific
geometries
facilitating
spatial
organization
cells,
scaffolding
materials,
bioactive
factors.
This
review
presents
comprehensive
overview
techniques
engineering,
focusing
on
fundamental
principles,
biomaterial
selection,
current
achievements,
key
challenges,
future
perspectives.
We
systematically
discuss
latest
technological
breakthroughs,
highlight
emerging
innovations
such
organoid-based
strategies
microfluidic-assisted
printing,
evaluate
prospects
translation.
Finally,
we
outline
main
challenges—such
biocompatibility
vascularization,
immunological
barriers,
standardization
protocols,
regulatory
hurdles—and
propose
directions
research,
emphasizing
multidisciplinary
collaboration
translational
studies.
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: July 29, 2024
The
tumor
microenvironment
(TME)
contains
cells
that
regulate
medication
response
and
cancer
growth
in
a
major
way.
Tumor
immunology
research
has
been
rejuvenated
treatment
changed
by
immunotherapy,
rapidly
developing
therapeutic
approach.
patterns
of
vivo
the
heterogeneity,
complexity,
individuality
tumors
produced
from
patients
are
not
reflected
traditional
two-dimensional
cell
profiles.
On
other
hand,
an
vitro
three-dimensional
(3D)
model
called
organoid
is
gaining
popularity.
It
can
replicate
physiological
pathological
properties
original
tissues
.
source
immune
organoids.
TME
characteristics
be
preserved
while
preserving
variety
cultivating
epithelial
with
various
stromal
immunological
components.
In
addition
to
having
genetic
physical
similarities
human
diseases
ability
partially
reconstruct
complex
structure
tumors,
these
models
now
widely
used
fields
including
cancer,
developmental
biology,
regenerative
mechanisms,
drug
development,
disease
modeling,
organ
transplantation.
This
study
reviews
function
organoids
immunotherapy
milieu.
We
also
discuss
current
developments
suggest
translational
uses
immuno-oncology
research,
precision
medicine.
Materials Today Bio,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
28, P. 101198 - 101198
Published: Aug. 9, 2024
Bioprinting
is
a
groundbreaking
technology
that
enables
precise
distribution
of
cell-containing
bioinks
to
construct
organoid
models
accurately
reflect
the
characteristics
tumors
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(20), P. 11000 - 11000
Published: Oct. 12, 2024
Bioassembly
encompasses
various
techniques
such
as
bioprinting,
microfluidics,
organoids,
and
self-assembly,
enabling
advances
in
tissue
engineering
regenerative
medicine.
Advancements
bioassembly
technologies
have
enabled
the
precise
arrangement
integration
of
cell
types
to
more
closely
mimic
complexity
functionality
neurovascular
unit
(NVU)
that
other
biodiverse
multicellular
structures.
In
this
context,
bioprinting
offers
ability
deposit
cells
a
spatially
controlled
manner,
facilitating
construction
interconnected
networks.
Scaffold-based
assembly
strategies
provide
structural
support
guidance
cues
for
growth,
formation
complex
bio-constructs.
Self-assembly
approaches
utilize
inherent
properties
drive
spontaneous
organization
interaction
neuronal
vascular
components.
However,
recreating
intricate
microarchitecture
functional
characteristics
tissue/organ
poses
additional
challenges.
materials
hold
great
promise
addressing
these
The
further
refinement
technologies,
improved
resolution
incorporation
multiple
types,
can
enhance
accuracy
biological
constructs;
however,
developing
bioinks
growth
cells,
viability,
while
maintaining
compatibility
with
process
remains
an
unmet
need
field,
advancements
design
bioactive
biodegradable
scaffolds
will
aid
controlling
adhesion,
differentiation,
vascularization
within
engineered
tissue.
Additionally,
integrating
advanced
imaging
analytical
real-time
monitoring
characterization
bioassembly,
aiding
quality
control
optimization.
While
challenges
remain,
ongoing
research
technological
propel
field
forward,
paving
way
transformative
developments
engineering.
This
work
provides
overview
advancements,
challenges,
future
perspectives
fabricating
constructs
add-on
focus
on
technologies.