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1Harnessing decellularised extracellular matrix microgels into modular bioinks for extrusion-based bioprinting with good printability and high post-printing cell viability显示文摘The printability of bioink and post-printing cell viability is crucial for extrusion-based bioprinting.A proper bioink not only provides mechanical support for structural fidelity,but also serves as suitable three-dimensional(3D)microenvironment for cell encapsulation and protection.In this study,a hydrogel-based composite bioink was developed consisting of gelatin methacryloyl(GelMA)as the continuous phase and decellularised extracellular matrix microgels(DMs)as the discrete phase.A flow-focusing microfluidic system was employed for the fabrication of cell-laden DMs in a high-throughput manner.After gentle mixing of the DMs and GelMA,both rheological characterisations and 3D printing tests showed that the resulting DM-GelMA hydrogel preserved the shear-thinning nature,mechanical properties,and good printability from GelMA.The integration of DMs not only provided an extracellular matrix-like microenvironment for cell encapsulation,but also considerable shear-resistance for high post-printing cell viability.The DM sizes and inner diameters of the 3D printer needles were correlated and optimised for nozzle-based extrusion.Furthermore,a proof-of-concept bioink composedg of RSC96 Schwann cells encapsulated DMs and human umbilical vein endothelial cell-laden GelMA was successfully bioprinted into 3D constructs,resulting in a modular co-culture system with distinct cells/materials distribution.Overall,the modular DM-GelMA bioink provides a springboard for future precision biofabrication and will serve in numerous biomedical applications such as tissue engineering and drug screening.Hanyu Chu Kexin Zhang Zilong Rao Panpan Song Zudong Lin Jing Zhou Liqun Yang Daping Quan Ying Bai 2023Biomaterials Translational2023,4,2:0
2Decellularized Extracellular Matrix Containing Electrospun Fibers for Nerve Regeneration:A Comparison Between Core–Shell Structured and Preblended Composites显示文摘Advanced biomaterial-based strategies for treatment of peripheral nerve injury require precise control over both topological and biological cues for facilitating rapid and directed nerve regeneration.As a highly bioactive and tissue-specifc natural material,decellularized extracellular matrix(dECM)derived from peripheral nerves(decellularized nerve matrix,DNM)has drawn increasing attention in the feld of regenerative medicine,due to its outstanding capabilities in facilitating neurite outgrowth and remyelination.To induce and maintain sufcient topological guidance,electrospinning was conducted for fabrication of axially aligned nanofbers consisting of DNM and poly(ε-caprolactone)(PCL).Core–shell structured fbers were prepared by coaxial electrospinning using DNM as the shell and PCL as the core.Compared to the aligned electrospun fbers using preblended DNM/PCL,the core–shell structured fbers exhibited lower tensile strength,faster degradation,but considerable toughness for nerve guidance conduit preparation and relatively intact fbrous structure after long-term degradation.More importantly,the full DNM surface coverage of the aligned core–shell fbers efectively promoted axonal extension and Schwann cells migration.The DNM contents further triggered neurite bundling and myelin formation toward nerve fber maturation and functionalization.Herein,we not only pursue a multi-functional scafold design for nerve regeneration,a detailed comparison between core–shell structured and preblended electrospinning of DNM/PCL composites was also provided as an applicable paradigm for advanced tissue-engineered strategies using dECM-based biomaterials.Rongli Deng Ziling Luo Zilong Rao Zudong Lin Shihao Chen Jing Zhou Qingtang Zhu Xiaolin Liu Ying Bai Daping Quan 2022Advanced Fiber Materials2022,4,3:0
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