Physiological human tissue consists of over 300 different proteins with different functions.
3D bio printing of single natural proteins like collagen-1, gelatin or alginate was already shown in many publications.
3D bio printing of heterogenic mixtures of tissue-specific proteins are rather low presented in publications.
To mimic human tissue in a 3D bio printed construct, a bio ink that consist of complex ECM mixtures is probably a fruitful strategy to create functional artificial human tissues/organs at larger scales.
Has anyone experience in 3D bio printing tissue-specific/complex ECM mixtures?
Thanks a lot Amin! The paper you mentioned was indeed useful for my planned tasks. All the best for you,
Johannes
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Any of the DECM bioinks are fairly complex as pointed out in the earlier post. We had written a review on those inks which catalogues all such studies till mid of last year cheers! - Article Organ-Derived Decellularized Extracellular Matrix: A Game Ch...
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