3D BioPrinter
3D Bioprinting is a technology that enables the creation of tissues, organs, and cells using biological materials. In this process, a digital model of the tissue or organ is designed using 3D software, and the printer deposits layers of living or life-supporting materials, such as biological cells, proteins, and sugars, to form the desired structure.
This technology is primarily used for printing experimental tissues, creating medical models, and developing new medical treatments, with the future goal of printing organs for transplantation.Despite significant progress, there are challenges in the field, such as creating complex tissues or whole organs, managing blood supply to printed tissues, and meeting strict regulatory requirements. Additionally, the cost of the technology and the need for process improvements hinder its widespread application. However, 3D bioprinting holds great potential for advancing medical treatments, drug development, and the creation of artificial organs in the future.
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Contacts
- Ofra Moshel
- oframo@ekmd.huji.ac.il