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International Journal of Bioprinting                          3D bioprinting of tissue with carbon nanomaterials





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                Biological outcomes/ tissue engi-  neering application  PEGDA-MWCNTs (0.1 wt%) en- hanced neural stem cell proliferation  and early neuronal differentiation  compared to other composites after   7 days of culture.  Nerve tissue regeneration  Gel-SA and Gel-SA-CNTs (0.5%)  had good cell viability and cell  adhesion rate compared to Gel-SA-  CNTs (1%).  Vascular tissue engineering  3D-PPF-ssDNA@CNTs significantly  improved cell adhesion and cell  spreading u














                     NSCs (30 × 10 3  cells/ well)  BALB/c skin fibroblasts  (4 × 10 5  cells/mL)   (40 × 10 3  cells/well)  NIH-3T3 mouse embryonic   fibroblasts (0.04 × 10 6  cells/  C2C12 mouse myoblasts    (1 × 10 5  cells/scaffold)





                In vitro                         MC3T3 cells     construct)



                Bioprinters, crosslinking mecha- nisms, and scaffold’s dimensions PBB (Printrbot® rapid prototyping) Ultrasonication (20 KHz, 1 hour)  Circular disks (diameter = 10 mm)  EBB (Regenovo Bio-Architect Pro,   China)  Ca 2+  ionic cross linkage Tubular scaffold (inner diameter =  3.0 mm, outer diameter = 4.0 mm,  length = 7–10 cm, wall thickness =   0.5 mm) PBB (VIPER si2 Stereolithography   System,  Valencia, CA)   Photoinitiation by BAPO Orthogonal cubic-latt













                CFNs-containing biomaterial ink  PEGDA and PEGDA-MWCNTs   (MWCNTs: 0.02, 0.05, and   0.1 wt%)  Gel-SA and Gel-SA-CNTs (CNTs:   0.5 and 1%, w/v) (Gel-SA-gelatin- sodium alginate)  3D-PPF, 3D-PPF-ssDNA,  3D-PPF-CNT, and 3D-PPF-ssD- NA@CNTs (CNTs: 0.5 mg/mL)  Alg-Gel-CNFs (CNFs: 0, 0.5, 1, 2,   and 5% w/v)  (Alg-Gel-alginate-gelatin)  PCL, CM-03/PCL, and CM-03K/  PCL


















             Table 1. Continued  CFNs and dimensions  Amine functionalized MWCNTs  (purchased from Cheap Tubes  Inc.; outer diameter = 15–37 nm;   L = 1–1,000 nm)  CNTs (obtained from the Institute  of Process Engineering, Chinese   Academy of Sciences)  ssDNA@CNTs (2–10 nm) (Sigma   Aldrich, Milwaukee, WI)  CNFs (D = 100 nm; L = 20– 200 µm) (Sigma-Aldrich, Ireland)   Carbonaceous material (CM)  derived from algae-based biomass  (prepared by the hydrothermal  carbonizatio










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