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. 2021 Jan 22;14(4):101015. doi: 10.1016/j.tranon.2021.101015

Fig. 2.

Fig 2

Various methods of bioprinting used in the development of bioengineered cancer tissues. (A) Components of inkjet, microextrusion based and laser-assisted bioprinters. (B) A scheme showing the multi-cartridge module based Integrated Tissue Organ Printer (ITOP) system consisting of stage/controller, dispensing module with pressure controller and a closed chamber. (C) Schematic diagram of a two-step 3D bioprinting method in which hiPSC-HPCs were patterned by the first digital mask followed by the patterning of supporting cells using a second digital mask. Figure A is reproduced from [52] with the permission of Springer Nature. Figure B is reproduced from [76] with the permission of Springer Nature. Figure C is reproduced from [77] with the permission of PNAS.