3D BIOPRINTER

- CHINMAY MHATRE
- RUTUJA KUTE
- ANIRUDH RAO
 3D BIOPRINTING
1. Bioprinting is an automated computer aided
layer-by-layer decomposition of biological
materials for manufacturing of functional
human organs.
2. Currently it can be used to print tissues &
organs to help research drugs & pills.
METHODS OF BIOPRINTING
Laser based Extrusion based Inkjet based
 STEPS IN BIOPRINTING
Computer model: This is made by using the languages like SBML, BioPAX & CellML.
Printing: There are 3 important components viz. Bioink, Biopaper & Bioprinter.
Post-processing: Then the model is kept in a bioreactor for further processes like cell-growth,
tissue maturation, etc.
 ADVANTAGES
•Allows scientists to eliminate the wait list of organ transplants.
•Higher survival rates of printed cells.

DISADVANTAGES
• Organ is not sure about whether they can fit into a human body.
• Not much capable of printing complicated tissues.
 CONCLUSION
With the continuous growth of the world population & increase of human expectancy, more case
of organ failure and tissue damage appear.
Most common bioprinting methods were described and discussed with their characteristics &
limitations.
In terms of future perspective for this work, more bio print testing would be needed to be done to
optimize the bio ink, substrate and the process parameters.
APPLICATIONS
Organs Medical applications
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