The liver coordinates over 500 biochemical processes crucial for maintaining homeostasis,
detoxification, and metabolism. Its specialized cells, arranged in hexagonal lobules, enable …

Biofabrication, also known as bioprinting, has been widely used in the field of biomedicine.
The three most important factors in biofabrication are 3D bioprinter, biomaterials to be …

The application of liver organoids is very promising in the field of liver tissue engineering;
however, it is still facing some limitations. One of the current major limitations is the matrix in …

Extrusion-based 3D printing stands out as one of the most widespread additive
manufacturing techniques, finding applications across engineering and medical sectors …

Thiol-norbornene chemistry offers great potential in the field of hydrogel development, given
its step growth crosslinking mechanism. However, limitations exist with regard to deposition …

Ciliary neurotrophic factor (CNTF) shows potential for stimulating axon regeneration of
retinal ganglion cells (RGCs), whereas unordered regeneration of axons does not have any …

Three-dimensional extrusion bioprinting technology aims to become a fundamental tool for
tissue regeneration using cell-loaded hydrogels. These biomaterials must have highly …

Fabricating internal vascular networks within a hydrogel scaffold is essential for facilitating
the supply of nutrients, oxygen, and metabolism exchange required by the encapsulated …

Injectable hydrogels are a sub‐type of hydrogels which can be delivered into the host in a
minimally invasive manner. They can act as carriers to encapsulate and deliver cells, drugs …

Methacrylamide-modified gelatin (Gel-MA) is currently one of the most frequently reported
materials in the context of biomaterial development and tissue engineering, because of its …