3D Bio-Printing and Organ Printing
Engineering,
manufacturing, art, education, and medicine are just a few of the fields where
three-dimensional (3D) printing is driving substantial changes. Biocompatible
materials, cells, and supporting components can now be 3D printed into complex
3D functioning living tissues, thanks to recent advancements. To meet the
demand for transplantable
tissues and organs, 3D bio printing is
being used in regenerative medicine. 3D bio printing has more complexities than
non-biological printing, such as material selection, cell kinds, growth and
differentiation variables, and technical obstacles associated to living cell
sensitivities and tissue assembly. Engineering, biomaterials
science, cell biology, physics, and medicine must all work together to
solve these problems. Bio printing in 3D has already been used to create and
test new drugs.