The field of personalized organ production holds immense significance in the realm of healthcare and biotechnology, offering revolutionary solutions to address critical issues in organ transplantation, personalized medicine, and the treatment of various health conditions. Bioprinting stands at the forefront of transformative technologies in organ engineering, offering new opportunities in the field. This special issue is poised to provide a perspective on the recent developments, challenges, and future prospects in bioprinting for personalized organ production. The focus extends to exploring novel biomaterials and bioinks, critical components in the precision and success of bioprinting processes, ensuring structural integrity, biocompatibility, and functionality of the printed organs.
Osteocytic PGE2 receptors EP2/4 signaling create a physiological osteogenic microenvironment in polycaprolactone 3D modules
The application of 3D bioprinting technology in liver manufacturing: Progress, challenges, and prospects
Scaling liver bioprinting: A guide for usage of the hepatic extracellular matrix as a bioink
3D-printed artificial cornea featuring aligned fibrous structure and enhanced mechanical strength