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solution for 15 min and enhanced further after incubation because of the thermal sensitivity of PU at 37 °C. Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) printed with the PU-gelatin hydrogel through the 80 μm nozzle showed good viability, high mobility, and ∼200% proliferation ratio (or an ∼300% proliferation ratio through a 200 μm nozzle) in 10 days. Furthermore, the MSC-laden PU-gelatin constructs containing small molecular drug Y27632 underwent chondrogenesis in 10 days. The novel series of PU-gelatin hydrogels with tunable modulus, long working window, convenient bioprinting process, and high-resolution printing possibilities may serve as new bioink for 3D bioprinting of various tissues.
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