Preparation of 3D-printed gastric models with biomimetic mechanical, topographical and fluid dynamic properties

Hsu, Yu-Tung; Lee, Shiao-Pieng; Li, Chung-Hsing; Ho, Ming-Hua; Kao, Chen-Yu

doi:10.1016/j.jtice.2024.105389

Journal of the Taiwan Institute of Chemical Engineers

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jtice.2024.105389

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Preparation of 3D-printed gastric models with biomimetic mechanical, topographical and fluid dynamic properties

Yu-Tung Hsu,

Shiao-Pieng Lee,

Chung-Hsing Li

et al.

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3D printing techniques allow for the precise placement of living cells, biological substances, and biochemical components, establishing themselves as a promising approach in bioengineering. Recently, 3D printing has been applied to develop human-relevant in vitro cancer models with highly controlled complexity and as a potential method for drug screening and disease modeling. Compared to 2D culture, 3D-printed in vitro cancer models more closely replicate the in vivo microenvironment. Additionally, they offer a reduction in the complexity and ethical issues associated with using in vivo animal models. This focused review discusses the relevance of 3D printing technologies and the applied cells and materials used in cutting-edge in vitro cancer models and microfluidic device systems. Future prospective solutions were discussed to establish 3D-printed in vitro models as reliable tools for drug screening and understanding cancer disease mechanisms.

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Recent advances in 3D printing for in vitro cancer models

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Preparation of 3D-printed gastric models with biomimetic mechanical, topographical and fluid dynamic properties

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Recent advances in 3D printing for in vitro cancer models

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