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Bioprinting using organ building blocks: spheroids, organoids, and assembloids

Baptista et al., 2024

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2859949087368065373
Author
Baptista L
Mironov V
Koudan E
Amorim �
Pampolha T
Kasyanov V
Kovalev A
Senatov F
Granjeiro J
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Tissue Engineering Part A

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Three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting, a promising advancement in tissue engineering technology, involves the robotic, layer-by-layer additive biofabrication of functional 3D tissue and organ constructs. This process utilizes biomaterials, typically hydrogels and living cells …
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