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International Journal of Bioprinting                                        Progress in bioprinting of bone






                 Zonal structure  ---  EPC-laden Matrigel part   on the left and MSC-laden   Matrigel part with BCP on   the right  MSC-laden alginate+BCP   on the left and   chondrocyte-laden   alginate on the right  ---  ---  PCL supporting mesh  ---  ---  ---  --  --  ---  ---  (Contd...)







                 Viability  ~70 – 95%  ---  89%  80 – 90%  ~78 – 96%  ~100%  86 ± 10% at   21 days  ~90%  >86%  ~97%  --  92%  ---




                 Compressive   modulus  ---  ---  6.4 – 14.8 kPa  Porous: 5.6 kPa Solid:   7.3 kPa  8.6 – 10.3 kPa  ---  ---  ---  ---  ---  36.4 ± 9.6 kPa  ---  ---






                 Mechanical   reinforcement  ---  ---  ---  ---  ---  ---  ---  ---  ---  ---  --  ---


             Table 1. Summary of the studies on extrusion‑based bone bioprinting and properties of the constructs

                 Pore size   (porosity)  300 μm  ---  0.8, 1.5, 2.0, and   2.5 mm (0, 35%,   48%, and 66%)  1 mm (40%)  ---  ---  ---  ---  1 mm  ---  --  ---







                 Animal model  ---  Female nude mice  Female nude mice  Mice  ---  Nude mice  ---  Male athymic   immunodeficient   mice  ---  ---  --  ---  ---







                 Cell source  BMSCs  EPC, MSCs  MSCs,   chondrocytes  MSCs  MC3T3-E2  MSCs  hBMSCs  hBMSCs, HUVECs  hTMSCs  iMSCs, ucMSCs,   BMSCs, ADSCs  hMSCs, HUVECs  SaOS-2  SaOS-2








                      Alginate, Lutrol F127,  PEO-PPO-PEO block copolymer,  Matrigel, agarose, methylcellulose  Matrigel, alginate, BCP , Lutrol ®    Alginate, calcium phosphate,  plasmid DNA encoding BMP-2  Alginate, PVA, HAp  Alginate (RGD-γ-irradiated),   nHAp, PCL, pDNA, BMP-2,   Nanoclay LPN, GelMA  LAP , alginate, methylcellulose   Silk fibroin, gelatin  Fibrin, gelatin, alginate agarose,   collagen, HA, glycerol Hap  Type A gelatin, nHAp, genipin  Alginate, gelatin



                 Materials     F127   Alginate, BCP           TGF-β3    BMP-2, VEGF               silica, biosilica








                 Study  Fedorovich    et al. [71]  Fedorovich    et al. [58]  Fedorovich    et al. [81]  Loozen et al. [110]  Bendtsen    et al. [83]  Cunniffe    et al. [111]  Cidonio    et al. [112]  Cidonio    et al. [113]  Das et al. [56]  Wehrle et al. [117]  Chiesa et al. [118]  Neufurth    et al. [75]  Wang et al. [120]



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