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3D printing ofhydroxyapatite/tricalcium phosphate scafold withhierarchical porous structure forbone regeneration
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LeiShao, QingGao, ChaoqiXie, JianzhongFu, MeixiangXiang, ZhenjieLiu, LiulinXiang, YongHe. 3D printing ofhydroxyapatite/tricalcium phosphate scafold withhierarchical porous structure forbone regeneration[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science D, 2020, 3(1): 30-39.
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Abstract: Three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting is a powerful approach that enables the fabrication of 3D tissue constructs that retain
complex biological functions. However, the dense hydrogel networks that form after the gelation of bioinks often restrict
the migration and proliferation of encapsulated cells. Herein, a sacrifcial microgel-laden bioink strategy was designed for
directly bioprinting constructs with mesoscale pore networks (MPNs) for enhancing nutrient delivery and cell growth. The
sacrifcial microgel-laden bioink, which contains cell/gelatin methacryloyl (GelMA) mixture and gelled gelatin microgel,
is frst thermo-crosslinked to fabricate temporary predesigned cell-laden constructs by extrusion bioprinting onto a cold
platform. Then, the construct is permanently stabilized through photo-crosslinking of GelMA. The MPNs inside the printed
constructs are formed after subsequent dissolution of the gelatin microgel. These MPNs allowed for efective oxygen/nutrient difusion, facilitating the generation of bioactive tissues. Specifcally, osteoblast and human umbilical vein endothelial
cells encapsulated in the bioprinted large-scale constructs (?1cm) with MPNs showed enhanced bioactivity during culture.
The 3D bioprinting strategy based on the sacrifcial microgel-laden bioink provided a facile method to facilitate formation
of complex tissue constructs with MPNs and set a foundation for future optimization of MPN-based tissue constructs with
applications in diverse areas of tissue engineering.
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