3Dbioprintingiin
3D bioprinting, also known as additive biofabrication, is a revolutionary technology that combines additive manufacturing techniques with living cells and biomaterials to create tissue-like structures. This process typically involves dispensing bioinks, which are materials containing living cells and biocompatible substances, layer by layer onto a substrate to form three-dimensional constructs. The goal is to replicate the complex architecture and cellular functions of native tissues and organs.
The core components of 3D bioprinting include bioinks, bioprinters, and the design of the desired tissue. Bioinks
Applications of 3D bioprinting are diverse and rapidly expanding. In regenerative medicine, it holds promise for