Publications by authors named "Sarang Han"
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- - Developers face challenges in creating thin membranous tissues (TMTs) due to their small size and complex cell structures, with existing methods often lacking in mechanical strength and cell compatibility.
- - Extrusion bioprinting offers a solution but struggles with resolution, prompting researchers to devise a new strategy to improve resolution below the typical 150 μm limit while ensuring cell viability.
- - By using a method that leverages electrostatic interactions between different polymer types, the researchers achieved a remarkable bioprinting resolution of 70 μm, successfully maintaining a viable cell population in the process.
This perspective, marking the 30th anniversary of the Tissue Engineering journal, discusses the exciting trends in the global commercialization of tissue engineering technology. Within a historical context, we present an evolution of challenges and a discussion of the last 5 years of global commercial successes and emerging market trends, highlighting the continued expansion of the field in the northeastern United States. This leads to an overview of the last 5 years' progress in clinical trials for tissue-engineered therapeutics, including an analysis of trends in success and failure.
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