Titlebook: Bioprinting in Regenerative Medicine; Kursad Turksen Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 cell proliferation.laser

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Bioprinting with Live Cells,ies involve seeding cells into porous scaffolds to regenerate tissues or organs. However, there are still some challenges such as difficulty in seeding different type of cells spatially into a scaffold, limited oxygen and nutrient delivery and removal of metabolic waste from scaffold and weak cell-a

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Hydrogels for Cell Encapsulation and Bioprinting,per for fusion and maturation of cell aggregates. Physiochemical and mechanical characteristics as well as biological properties of hydrogels play an important role in the design of bio-inks and bio-papers in bioprinting. These properties include gelation time, rheological properties, viscosity and

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Three-Dimensional Bioprinting in Regenerative Medicine,ue or organs can be engineered. Among all the biofabrication approaches, bioprinting based on inkjet printing technology has the promises to deliver and create biomimicked tissue with high throughput, digital control, and the capacity of single cell manipulation. Therefore, this enabling technology

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Bioprinting of Dynamic Human Organs-on-Chips: Enabling Technologies for Rapid Drug Development and sease states. These microphysiological systems offer more predictive and ethical alternatives both to animal-based preclinical drug studies and to cell-based . diagnostics. But multiple organs-on-chips must be connected together in order to emulate the full human body. Therefore, new and more comple

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2196-8985 engineering.Provides an overview and comprehensive discussioThis?volume presents the current state of laser-assisted bioprinting, a cutting edge tissue engineering technology. Nineteen chapters discuss the most recent developments in using this technology for engineering different types of tissue.?B

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-73926-5important role in the design of bio-inks and bio-papers in bioprinting. These properties include gelation time, rheological properties, viscosity and mechanical stiffness as well as transport properties, fusibility, and degradation kinetics. This chapter reviews the salient features of hydrogels for use as bio-ink or bio-paper in bioprinting.