Assessment of Angiogenesis and Cell Survivability of an Inkjet Bioprinted Biological Implant in an Animal Model

Assessment of Angiogenesis and Cell Survivability of an Inkjet Bioprinted Biological Implant in an Animal Model

The rapidly growing field of tissue engineering hopes to soon address the shortage of transplantable tissues, allowing for precise control and fabrication that could be made for each specific patient. The protocols currently in place to print large-scale tissues have yet to address the main challeng...

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Main Authors: Beu P. Oropeza, Carlos Serna, Michael E. Furth, Luis H. Solis, Cesar E. Gonzalez, Valeria Altamirano, Daisy C. Alvarado, Jesus A. Castor, Jesus A. Cedeno, Dante Chaparro Vega, Octavio Cordova, Isaac G. Deaguero, Erwin I. Delgado, Mario F. Garcia Duarte, Mirsa Gonzalez Favela, Alba J. Leyva Marquez, Emilio S. Loera, Gisela Lopez, Fernanda Lugo, Tania G. Miramontes, Erik Munoz, Paola A. Rodriguez, Leila M. Subia, Arahim A. Zuniga Herrera, Thomas Boland
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2022-06-01
Series:Materials
Subjects:
tissue engineering
bio-printing
microvasculature
angiogenesis
inkjet printing
Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/13/4468

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