3D Printing of Noncytotoxic High-Resolution Microchannels in Bisphenol-A Ethoxylate Dimethacrylate Tissue-Mimicking Materials.

ABSTRACT: The ability to create cell-laden fluidic models that mimic the geometries and physical properties of vascularized tissue would be extremely beneficial to the study of disease etiologies and future therapies, including in the case of cancer where there is increasing interest in studying alterations to the microvasculature. Engineered systems can present significant advantages over animal studies, alleviating challenges associated with variable complexity and control. Three-dimensional (3D)-printable tissue-mimicking hydrogels can offer an alternative, where control of the biophysical properties of the materials can be achieved. Hydrogel-based systems that can recreate complex 3D structures and channels with diameters <500 μm are challenging to produce. We present a noncytotoxic photo-respon

SUBMITTER: Domingo-Roca R 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10599442 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature