… Three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting, a flexible automated on-… of human organs and tissues.
Here, we demonstrate the potential of 3D bioprinting for tissue engineering using human skin …

… Our results showed that the printed skin had structural and … human skin, and skin equivalents
produced manually in our … of our process to reproducibly print large areas of human skin, …

… Three-dimensional (3D) pigmented human skin constructs have been fabricated using a …
bioprinting approach. The 3D pigmented human skin constructs are obtained from using three …

… create fully functional engineered skin constructs. This review summarizes and highlights
the key elements of 3D bioprinting technology used to fabricate skin constructs and the overall …

… the human skin but also expressed, as the normal human skin… The skin barrier function,
known to be closely related to the … , was in our case and unlike other bioprinted skin models8, 10 …

… In this study, we demonstrate that 3D bioprinting can be used to fabricate vascularized human
skin in vitro from human cells that is morphologically and biologically similar to human skin…

… pattern of the dermal-epidermal junction of the human skin was not demonstrated. … bioprinting
of a full-thickness human skin model in a simple, economic and robust way. Firstly, the skin …

… Applications of 3D bioprinting include the generation of multilayered skin, bone, vascular
grafts, heart valves, etc. The current 3D bioprinting technologies need to be improved with …

… Furthermore, our skin model might create a suitable microenvironment for delivered cells
by maintaining cell viability and function in vivo, and thus might be applied in other fields. …

… We envisioned that the integration of three-dimensional bioprinting within miniaturized
microfluidics platform would bring about a paradigm shift in the field of toxicology testing; …