Organoids in Dynamic Culture: Microfluidics and 3D Printing Technologies
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Xin Su
MW
Mingqi Wang
RY
Ruqiang Yuan
Abstract
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With the rapid advancement of biomaterials and tissue engineering technologies, organoid research and its applications have made significant strides. Organoids are increasingly utilized in pharmacology, regenerative medicine, and precision clinical medicine. Current trends in organoid research are moving toward multifunctional composite three-dimensional cultivation and dynamic cultivation strategies. Key technologies driving this evolution, including 3D printing and microfluidics, continue to impact new areas of discovery and clinical relevance. This review provides a systematic overview of these emerging trends, discussing the strengths and limitations of these critical technologies and offering insight and research directions for professionals working in the organoid field.
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