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            Figure 6. (A) The preparation and application of 3D-printed lotus root-like scaffolds for promoting bone regeneration and blood vessels infiltration [108] .
            Reprinted from Feng C, Zhang W, Deng C, et al., Advanced Science, 2017, 4: 1700401. Copyright © 2017 John Wiley and Sons. (B) Schematic represen-
            tation of microfluidic assisted-3D printed stimuli-responsive scaffolds with biomimetic hollow channels for promoting bone regeneration [110] . Reprinted
            from Wang X, Yu Y, Yang C, et al., Advanced Functional Materials, 2021, 2105190. Copyright © 2021 John Wiley and Sons. (C) 3D printing of Haversian
            bone-mimicking scaffolds for delivering BMSCs and HUVECs and promoting vascularized bone regeneration [111] . Reprinted from Zhang M, Lin R, Wang
            X, et al., Science Advances, 2020, 6: eaaz6725. From ref.  [111]  licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.

               In addition, designing a complex hierarchical structure   Plenty of bioactive agents, such as growth factors,
            scaffold similar to native bone tissues is a promising approach   drugs, liposomes, enzymes and small molecules, have
            to accelerating bone regeneration [100] . For instance, Zhang   been shown to possess excellent pro-angiogenesis
            et al. fabricated a Haversian canals-biomimetic bioceramic   properties [103,112-117] . Hence, the incorporation of pro-
            scaffold by using digital laser processing-based 3D printing   angiogenesis agents into 3D-printed bone regenerative
            technique (Figure  6C) [111] . The porosity and mechanical   scaffolds has been regarded as a promising strategy for
            strength of the biomimetic scaffolds could be accurately   vascularized bone regeneration. For example, Han  et  al.
            regulated by the custom design software. Moreover, the   designed a lotus seedpod mimetic drug-loaded 3D-printed
            hierarchical structure of biomimetic scaffolds can provide   bioceramic scaffold for accelerating the healing process
            a platform to modulate multicellular distributions and cell–  of bone defects [116] . Deferoxamine@lipsome (DFO@lip)-
            cell interactions. Besides, the Haversian bone-mimicking   laden GelMA microsphere was fabricated via microfluidics
            scaffolds could also serve as a multicellular delivery system   technology and then integrated into 3D-printed β-TCP
            for simultaneously inducing angiogenesis and osteogenesis   scaffolds. The controlled release of DFO could not only
            in vitro, and promoting vascularized bone regeneration in   stimulate angiogenesis by upregulating hypoxia-inducible
            a rabbit femoral defects model.                    factor  1 alpha (HIF-1α) expression but also promote

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