3D bioprinting of tissue and organ constructs is one of the most rapidly growing directions in biotechnology and regenerative medicine. Stages of 3D bioprinting process, "classic” bioprinting technologies (ink-jet, extrusion and laser-based) and novel (acoustic, magnetic and in situ) bioprinting technologies are described in the review. Data for hydrogel and cell material (single cells and tissue spheroids) usage in 3D bioprinting was systemized.
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