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October 1, 2025

Characterization and Prediction of Properties of Polymeric Materials for Extrusion-Based Bioprinting Process

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The study reveals that a dual-crosslinked bioink can enhance shape fidelity post printing, demonstrating significant promise in tissue engineering.
Using a combination of ionic and chemical crosslinking, tests showed improved performance and viscosity recovery essential for 3D-bioprinting.
Rheological and thermal properties of novel bioinks were analyzed using advanced techniques, yielding insights for better bioprinting outcomes.
Findings highlight the importance of optimizing bioink formulations to facilitate higher resolution and intricate tissue structures.

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This research explores dual-crosslinked bioinks, improving viscosity and structural fidelity in 3D-bioprinting.

Rohauer et al. (2025) studied this question.

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