MRS Communications,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
13(5), С. 764 - 785
Опубликована: Авг. 29, 2023
Volumetric
additive
manufacturing
is
a
novel
fabrication
method
allowing
rapid,
freeform,
layer-less
3D
printing.
Analogous
to
computer
tomography
(CT),
the
projects
dynamic
light
patterns
into
rotating
vat
of
photosensitive
resin.
These
build
up
three-dimensional
energy
dose
within
resin,
solidifying
volume
desired
object
seconds.
Departing
from
established
sequential
methods
like
stereolithography
or
digital
printing,
volumetric
offers
new
opportunities
for
materials
that
can
be
used
include
viscous
acrylates
and
elastomers,
epoxies
(and
orthogonal
epoxy-acrylate
formulations
with
spatially
controlled
stiffness)
formulations,
tunable
stiffness
thiol-enes
shape
memory
foams,
polymer
derived
ceramics,
silica-nanocomposite
based
glass,
gelatin-based
hydrogels
cell-laden
biofabrication.
Here
we
review
these
materials,
highlight
challenges
adapt
them
manufacturing,
discuss
perspectives
they
present.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
33(39)
Опубликована: Март 22, 2023
Abstract
The
rapid
development
of
additive
manufacturing
has
fueled
a
revolution
in
various
research
fields
and
industrial
applications.
Among
the
myriad
advanced
3D
printing
techniques,
two‐photon
polymerization
lithography
(TPL)
uniquely
offers
significant
advantage
nanoscale
print
resolution,
been
widely
employed
diverse
fields,
for
example,
life
sciences,
materials
mechanics,
microfluidics.
More
recently,
by
virtue
optical
transparency
most
resins
used,
TPL
is
finding
new
applications
optics
photonics,
with
nanometer
to
millimeter
feature
dimensions.
It
enables
minimization
elements
systems,
exploration
light‐matter
interactions
degrees
freedom,
never
possible
before.
To
review
recent
progress
related
research,
it
starts
fundamentals
material
formulation,
then
discusses
novel
fabrication
methods,
wide
range
These
notably
include
diffractive,
topological,
quantum,
color
optics.
With
panoramic
view
development,
concluded
insights
perspectives
future
potential
Three-dimensional
(3D)
bioprinting
techniques
have
emerged
as
the
most
popular
methods
to
fabricate
3D-engineered
tissues;
however,
there
are
challenges
in
simultaneously
satisfying
requirements
of
high
cell
density
(HCD),
viability,
and
fine
fabrication
resolution.
In
particular,
resolution
digital
light
processing-based
3D
suffers
with
increasing
bioink
due
scattering.
We
developed
a
novel
approach
mitigate
this
scattering-induced
deterioration
The
inclusion
iodixanol
enables
10-fold
reduction
scattering
substantial
improvement
for
bioinks
an
HCD.
Fifty-micrometer
was
achieved
0.1
billion
per
milliliter
density.
To
showcase
potential
application
tissue/organ
bioprinting,
HCD
thick
tissues
vascular
networks
were
fabricated.
viable
perfusion
culture
system,
endothelialization
angiogenesis
observed
after
14
days
culture.
3D
printing
has
revolutionized
the
manufacturing
of
volumetric
components
and
structures
in
many
areas.
Several
fully
light-based
techniques
have
been
recently
developed
thanks
to
advent
photocurable
resins,
promising
reach
unprecedented
short
print
time
(down
a
few
tens
seconds)
while
keeping
good
resolution
(around
100
μm).
However,
these
new
approaches
only
work
with
homogeneous
relatively
transparent
resins
so
that
light
patterns
used
for
photo-polymerization
are
not
scrambled
along
their
propagation.
Herein,
method
takes
into
account
scattering
resin
prior
computing
projection
is
proposed.
Using
tomographic
printer,
it
experimentally
demonstrated
implementation
this
correction
critical
when
objects
whose
size
exceeds
mean
free
path.
To
show
broad
applicability
technique,
functional
high
fidelity
fabricated
hard
organic
acrylates
soft
cell-laden
hydrogels
(at
4
million
cells
mL-1
).
This
opens
up
perspectives
inside
turbid
materials
particular
interesting
applications
bioprinting
constructs.
Bioactive Materials,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
21, С. 313 - 323
Опубликована: Сен. 13, 2022
Hydrogels
are
emerging
as
the
most
promising
dressings
due
to
their
excellent
biocompatibility,
extracellular
matrix
mimicking
structure,
and
drug
loading
ability.
However,
existing
hydrogel
exhibit
limited
breathability,
poor
environmental
adaptability,
potential
resistance,
options,
which
extremely
restrict
therapeutic
effect
working
scenarios.
Here,
current
research
introduces
first
paradigm
of
textile
based
on
novel
gelatin
glycerin
(glyhydrogel)
fibers
fabricated
by
Hofmeister
wet
spinning.
Benefiting
from
unique
knitted
dressing
features
breathability
(1800
times
that
commercially
available
3
M
dressing)
stretchability
(535.51
±
38.66%).
Furthermore,
glyhydrogel
can
also
withstand
extreme
temperature
-80
°C,
showing
for
application
in
subzero
environments.
Moreover,
introduction
endows
with
remarkable
antibacterial
property
expands
selection
loaded
drugs
(e.g.,
clindamycin).
The
prepared
shows
an
infected
wound
healing
a
complete
rat
skin
closure
within
14
days.
All
these
functions
have
not
been
achievable
traditional
provide
new
approach
development
dressings.
Trends in biotechnology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
41(5), С. 604 - 614
Опубликована: Дек. 10, 2022
Bioprinting
aims
to
produce
3D
structures
from
which
embedded
cells
can
receive
mechanical
and
chemical
stimuli
that
influence
their
behavior,
direct
organization
migration,
promote
differentiation,
in
a
similar
way
what
happens
within
the
native
extracellular
matrix.
However,
limited
spatial
resolution
has
been
bottleneck
for
conventional
bioprinting
approaches.
Reproducing
fine
features
at
cellular
scale,
while
maintaining
reasonable
printing
volume,
is
necessary
enable
biofabrication
of
more
complex
functional
tissue
organ
models.
In
this
opinion
article
we
recount
emergence
of,
discuss
most
promising,
high-definition
(HD)
techniques
achieve
goal,
discussing
obstacles
remain
be
overcome,
applications
are
envisioned
engineering
field.
Advanced Materials,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
35(26)
Опубликована: Янв. 12, 2023
Abstract
Cartilage
degeneration
is
among
the
fundamental
reasons
behind
disability
and
pain
across
globe.
Numerous
approaches
have
been
employed
to
treat
cartilage
diseases.
Nevertheless,
none
shown
acceptable
outcomes
in
long
run.
In
this
regard,
convergence
of
tissue
engineering
microfabrication
principles
can
allow
developing
more
advanced
microfluidic
technologies,
thus
offering
attractive
alternatives
current
treatments
traditional
constructs
used
applications.
Herein,
developments
involving
hydrogel‐based
scaffolds,
promising
structures
for
regeneration,
ranging
from
hydrogels
with
channels
prepared
by
devices,
that
enable
therapeutic
delivery
cells,
drugs,
growth
factors,
as
well
cartilage‐related
organ‐on‐chips
are
reviewed.
Thereafter,
anatomy
types
damages,
present
treatment
options
briefly
overviewed.
Various
introduced,
advantages
scaffolds
over
thoroughly
discussed.
Furthermore,
available
technologies
fabricating
chips
presented.
The
preclinical
clinical
applications
regeneration
development
time
further
explained.
developments,
recent
key
challenges,
prospects
should
be
considered
so
develop
systems
repair
highlighted.
Advanced Materials,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
35(32)
Опубликована: Апрель 26, 2023
Major
challenges
in
biofabrication
revolve
around
capturing
the
complex,
hierarchical
composition
of
native
tissues.
However,
individual
3D
printing
techniques
have
limited
capacity
to
produce
composite
biomaterials
with
multi-scale
resolution.
Volumetric
bioprinting
recently
emerged
as
a
paradigm-shift
biofabrication.
This
ultrafast,
light-based
technique
sculpts
cell-laden
hydrogel
bioresins
into
structures
layerless
fashion,
providing
enhanced
design
freedom
over
conventional
bioprinting.
it
yields
prints
low
mechanical
stability,
since
soft,
cell-friendly
hydrogels
are
used.
Herein,
possibility
converge
volumetric
melt
electrowriting,
which
excels
at
patterning
microfibers,
is
shown
for
fabrication
tubular
hydrogel-based
composites
behavior.
Despite
including
non-transparent
electrowritten
scaffolds
process,
high-resolution
bioprinted
successfully
achieved.
Tensile,
burst,
and
bending
properties
printed
tubes
tuned
altering
mesh
design,
resulting
multi-material
constructs
customizable,
anisotropic
geometries
that
better
mimic
intricate
biological
structures.
As
proof-of-concept,
engineered
obtained
by
building
trilayered
vessels,
features
(valves,
branches,
fenestrations)
can
be
rapidly
using
this
hybrid
approach.
multi-technology
convergence
offers
new
toolbox
manufacturing
mechanically
tunable
living
Advanced Healthcare Materials,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(17)
Опубликована: Фев. 19, 2023
Gelatin
is
a
widely
utilized
bioprinting
biomaterial
due
to
its
cell-adhesive
and
enzymatically
cleavable
properties,
which
improve
cell
adhesion
growth.
often
covalently
cross-linked
stabilize
bioprinted
structures,
yet
the
matrix
unable
recapitulate
dynamic
microenvironment
of
natural
extracellular
(ECM),
thereby
limiting
functions
cells.
To
some
extent,
double
network
bioink
can
provide
more
ECM-mimetic,
niche
for
More
recently,
gelatin
matrices
are
being
designed
using
reversible
cross-linking
methods
that
emulate
mechanical
properties
ECM.
This
review
analyzes
progress
in
developing
formulations
3D
culture,
critically
techniques,
with
focus
on
strategies
optimize
discusses
new
chemistries
viscoelastic,
stress-relaxing
ECM,
enable
advanced
functions,
less
explored
engineering
bioink.
Finally,
this
work
presents
perspective
areas
future
research
argues
next
generation
bioinks
should
be
by
considering
cell-matrix
interactions,
constructs
validated
against
currently
established
culture
standards
achieve
improved
therapeutic
outcomes.
Advanced Materials,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
35(36)
Опубликована: Июнь 3, 2023
In
living
tissues,
cells
express
their
functions
following
complex
signals
from
surrounding
microenvironment.
Capturing
both
hierarchical
architectures
at
the
micro-
and
macroscale,
anisotropic
cell
patterning
remains
a
major
challenge
in
bioprinting,
bottleneck
toward
creating
physiologically-relevant
models.
Addressing
this
limitation,
novel
technique
is
introduced,
termed
Embedded
Extrusion-Volumetric
Printing
(EmVP),
converging
extrusion-bioprinting
layer-less,
ultra-fast
volumetric
allowing
spatially
pattern
multiple
inks/cell
types.
Light-responsive
microgels
are
developed
for
first
time
as
bioresins
(µResins)
light-based
providing
microporous
environment
permissive
homing
self-organization.
Tuning
mechanical
optical
properties
of
gelatin-based
microparticles
enables
use
support
bath
suspended
extrusion
printing,
which
features
containing
high
densities
can
be
easily
introduced.
µResins
sculpted
within
seconds
with
tomographic
light
projections
into
centimeter-scale,
granular
hydrogel-based,
convoluted
constructs.
Interstitial
microvoids
enhanced
differentiation
stem/progenitor
(vascular,
mesenchymal,
neural),
otherwise
not
possible
conventional
bulk
hydrogels.
As
proof-of-concept,
EmVP
applied
to
create
synthetic
biology-inspired
intercellular
communication
models,
where
adipocyte
regulated
by
optogenetic-engineered
pancreatic
cells.
Overall,
offers
new
avenues
producing
regenerative
grafts
biological
functionality,
developing
engineered
systems
(metabolic)
disease