The new temperature method is based on a 'poly(organophosphazene)-based temperature-sensitive hydrogel.'
Living human organs are difficult to replicate due to the presence of numerous complex structures such as microchannels, tissue networks, blood vessels, nerves, and more.
To bioprint an entire liver, for example, a large number of healthy cells are required. Furthermore, these bio-inks are combined with biochemical components in order to mimic living tissue and promote cell growth. Another essential component of the bio-ink is hydrogels, which are water-rich molecules that act as glue.
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