3D BIOPRINTING TECHNIQUES - 3D Bioprinting and Nanotechnology in Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine - page 69

Suitability for applications Salient features

Drug-
testing
and
disease
modeling

Typical
hydrogels/
bioinks/
biopaper

Common
subprocesses/
mechanisms

Cell
interaction
studies

Single
cell
control

Mammalian cell/
tissue types

Spatial
resolution Process Therapeutic Throughput

Pressure-
assisted
Bioprinting

• Air-pressure
• Screw-
extrusion

• Hepatocytes( Xiong
et al., 2001; Landers
and Mulhaupt, 2000;
Park et al., 2011; Yan
et al., 2005a; Yan
et al., 2005b; Cheng
et al., 2008; Fedorov-
ich et al., 2001 )
• Adipose-derived
stromal cells ( Wang
et al., 2006; Cheng
et al., 2008 )
• Multipotentstromal
cells ( Xu et al., 2007;
Xu et al., 2009 )
• Endothelial
progenitor cells ( Xu
et al., 2007 )
• Chondrocytes( Xu
et al., 2009; Li
et al., 2009; Schuur-
man et al., 2011 )
• Pre-osteoblasts( Fe-
dorovich et al., 2001 )
• Adipocytes( Fedoro-
vich et al., 2001 )
• Ovarycells
• Smoothmusclecells
• Fibroblasts

• Gelatin( Xiong
et al., 2001;
Landers and
Mulhaupt, 2000;
Park et al., 2011;
Yan et al., 2005a;
Yan et al., 2005b;
Wang et al., 2006;
Cheng et al., 2008;
Fedorovich
et al., 2001 )
• Alginate( Xiong
et al., 2001; Landers
and Mulhaupt, 2000;
Park et al., 2011;
Xu et al., 2007;
Xu et al., 2009; Li
et al., 2009; Fedoro-
vich et al., 2011;
Schuurman
et al., 2011 )
• Chitosan( Landers
and Mulhaupt, 2000;
Yan et al., 2005a;
Cheng et al., 2008 )
• Fibrinogen( Yan
et al., 2005b; Wang
et al., 2006; Cheng
et al., 2008 )
• Matrigel Xu
et al., 2007
• Collagen( Fedorov-
ich et al., 2001 )
• Hyaluronicacid
( Fedorovich
et al., 2001 )
• Agarose

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