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Cryopreservative Bioink Enables Direct Bioprinting of Adherent Cells (Adv. Mater. 40/2026)
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Direct Bioprinting of Adherent Cells
In their Research Article (DOI: 10.1002/adma.72714), Qi Gu and co-workers report CAMP, a DMSO-free cryopreservation strategy that uses adherent cells as functional building blocks and enables on-demand bioprinting. In the artwork, snow-covered mountains and glaciers symbolize the cryogenic environment, while printed tissues are depicted as wintersweet blossoms. Inspired by the classic Chinese poetic line, ‘The fragrance of wintersweet blossoms comes from enduring bitter cold,’ the image conveys how cryopreserved cells can develop into robust and functional tissues through precise bioprinting.
Keywords:
3D bioprinting
bioink cryopreservation
microcarriers
tissue regeneration
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