… bioprinted and thus prevent the structure from collapsing.8,42,43,57 Long-term stability of the
bioprinted tissue … mechanism to further stabilize the bioprinted structures.19 There are two …

… Although cell and transplantation technology plays a crucial role in organ fabrication, this …
the context of bioprinting toward organ fabrication. Despite the progress in tissue engineering, …

… Here we review the application of 3D bioprinting to tissue and organ … tissue constructs.
Next, we describe the different types of bioprinters and their influence on the printed tissue …

… bioprinted tissues is required prior to clinical translation. In this perspective, this paper
discusses the challenges of functionalization of bioprinted tissue … , mechanics, and tissue-specific …

… Here we discuss several examples of 3D tissue and organ bioprinting. … It should, however,
be pointed out that the clinical applications of 3D bioprinted tissue constructs are still in their …

… An advantage of 3D printing over traditional tissue engineering strategies … fabrication
processes of the hard tissue and organ analogues. Especially, many hard organs have soft tissues (…

… In this Opinion, I highlight possibilities for the bioprinting scale-up of functional tissue and
organ constructs for transplantation and provide the reader with alternative approaches, their …

… Apart from organ printing, bioprinting is also being used to fabricate in-vitro tissue models
for drug screening, disease modelling, and several other in-vitro applications. …

… prospects of 3D bioprinting for engineering complex tissues. Combined with recent advances
in human pluripotent stem cell technologies, 3D-bioprinted tissue models could serve as …

… In this review, we first introduce three categories of 3D bioprinting strategies: inkjet-based …
advancements of 3D bioprinting in fabricating cell-laden artificial tissues and organs with solid …