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    BioMimetic Therapeutics thermosensitive, injectable hydrogels
    Thermosensitive, Injectable Hydrogels, supplied by BioMimetic Therapeutics, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Non-ionizing (UV and MW)-assisted synthesis of polymeric hydrogels for advanced tissue engineering applications.
    Article Snippet: Significant efforts are underway to develop next-generation biomaterials through clean processes, accelerating the transition from innovative materials to tissue engineering (TE) applications and providing new alternatives for complex tissue repair.. A crucial aspect of TE is selecting appropriate matrix materials with optimal physical and bioactive properties for scaffold development.. For this purpose, polymers have repeatedly proven effective in creating suitable structures for successful TE applications.



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    Measurement and correction of the bone scaffold width. a Examples of injectable thermosensitive hydrogels for 4D bone tissue regeneration. b Examples of the shape memory of 4D printing to repair bone tissue defects. c Bone tissue repair based on the establishment of a biomimetic microenvironment by 4D printing, which induces the functional maturation of neobone tissue and promotes the osteogenesis of stem cells, enhancing the formation of new bone tissue. d Two factors affecting the bioprinting width (w): input pressure (U1) and printing axis moving speed (U2). e The mapping relationship between pressure and width and the mapping relationship between moving speed and width. f The printing width under the combined influence of the extrusion pressure and moving speed. The red area represents a width smaller than the normal width, the dark green area on the right represents a width larger than the normal width, and the middle light green represents a width within the normal range. g Summary of the research approach integrating experimental tests, sensor data, and Dirichlet process modeling for monitoring width control. (Figures adapted with permission from Wan et al. and Armstrong et al. )

    Journal: Bone Research

    Article Title: Computer vision-aided bioprinting for bone research

    doi: 10.1038/s41413-022-00192-2

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Measurement and correction of the bone scaffold width. a Examples of injectable thermosensitive hydrogels for 4D bone tissue regeneration. b Examples of the shape memory of 4D printing to repair bone tissue defects. c Bone tissue repair based on the establishment of a biomimetic microenvironment by 4D printing, which induces the functional maturation of neobone tissue and promotes the osteogenesis of stem cells, enhancing the formation of new bone tissue. d Two factors affecting the bioprinting width (w): input pressure (U1) and printing axis moving speed (U2). e The mapping relationship between pressure and width and the mapping relationship between moving speed and width. f The printing width under the combined influence of the extrusion pressure and moving speed. The red area represents a width smaller than the normal width, the dark green area on the right represents a width larger than the normal width, and the middle light green represents a width within the normal range. g Summary of the research approach integrating experimental tests, sensor data, and Dirichlet process modeling for monitoring width control. (Figures adapted with permission from Wan et al. and Armstrong et al. )

    Article Snippet: Fig. 3 Measurement and correction of the bone scaffold width. a Examples of injectable thermosensitive hydrogels for 4D bone tissue regeneration. b Examples of the shape memory of 4D printing to repair bone tissue defects. c Bone tissue repair based on the establishment of a biomimetic microenvironment by 4D printing, which induces the functional maturation of neobone tissue and promotes the osteogenesis of stem cells, enhancing the formation of new bone tissue. d Two factors affecting the bioprinting width (w): input pressure (U1) and printing axis moving speed (U2). e The mapping relationship between pressure and width and the mapping relationship between moving speed and width. f The printing width under the combined influence of the extrusion pressure and moving speed.

    Techniques: Functional Assay, Control