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Creating functional tissues and organs in vitro on demand is a major goal in biofabrication, but the ability to replicate the external geometry of specific organs and their internal structures such as blood vessels simultaneously remains one of the greatest impediments. Here, this limitation is addressed by developing a generalizable bioprinting strategy of sequential printing in a reversible ink...
Complex Organ Printing
In article number 2205082, Zhuo Xiong and co‐workers report a generalizable bioprinting strategy of sequential printing in a reversible ink template (SPIRIT) to replicate the complex external geometry of organs and their internal intricate structures simultaneously. The SPIRIT strategy can be exploited to achieve the fast printing of complex organs on demand with desired functionalities...
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