Creating perfused functional vascular channels using 3D bio-printing technology.
Creating perfused functional vascular channels using 3D bio-printing technology.
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10.1016/j.biomaterials.2014.05.083
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发表时间:
2014-09
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14
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Dai, Guohao
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Lee, Vivian K.;Kim, Diana Y.;Ngo, Haygan;Lee, Young;Seo, Lan;Yoo, Seung-Schik;Vincent, Peter A.;Dai, Guohao
We developed a methodology using 3D bio-printing technology to create a functional in vitro vascular channel with perfused open lumen using only cells and biological matrices. The fabricated vasculature has a tight, confluent endothelium lining, presenting barrier function for both plasma protein and high-molecular weight dextran molecule. The fluidic vascular channel is capable of supporting the viability of tissue up to 5mm in distance at 5 million cells/mL density under the physiological flow condition. In static-cultured vascular channels, active angiogenic sprouting from the vessel surface was observed whereas physiological flow strongly suppressed this process. Gene expression analysis were reported in this study to show the potential of this vessel model in vascular biology research. The methods have great potential in vascularized tissue fabrication using 3D bio-printing technology as the vascular channel is simultaneously created while cells and matrix are printed around the channel in desired 3D patterns. It can also serve as a unique experimental tool for investigating fundamental mechanisms of vascular remodeling with extracellular matrix and maturation process under 3D flow condition.
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