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3D printable hyaluronic acid-based hydrogel for its potential application as a bioink in tissue engineering.

Insup NohNahye KimHao Nguyen TranJaehoo LeeChibum Lee
Published in: Biomaterials research (2019)
The experimental results demonstrated that the HA-g-pHEA-gelatin hydrogel showed both stable rheology properties and excellent biocompatibility, and the gel showed printability in good shape. The bone cells in bioinks of the lattice-printed scaffolds were viable. This study showed HA-g-pHEA-Gelatin gel's potential as a bioink or its tissue engineering applications in injectable and 3D bioprinting forms.
Keyphrases
  • tissue engineering
  • hyaluronic acid
  • induced apoptosis
  • cell cycle arrest
  • bone mineral density
  • oxidative stress
  • drug delivery
  • cell proliferation
  • cell death
  • risk assessment
  • body composition
  • bone loss