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His group has printed cells directly into the meniscus of an injured knee to reconstruct it, and at the AAAS meeting, he printed an ear out of silicon in about 20 minutes.

For successful cell-printing with cells, bioinks are critical for both the processability of printing and the viability of printed cells.

The non-invasive gel allows Organovo to print and grow tissue without using a protein scaffold for printed cells to adhere to and grow on.

Cell-printing with fibroblasts and in vitro culture studies revealed good viability and growth of the printed cells after up to 7 days of culture.

Based on these results, the printed cells exhibited a significantly more homogenous distribution within the scaffold compared with the control.

Printed cells were also able to migrate from the alginate matrix and colonize a matrigel layer, thereby forming tubular-like structures.

In order to support printed cell aggregates, support structures with 'Cake' and 'Zigzag' patterns are developed and 3D printed.

Cronin thinks that this kind of system could all be printed at once, a raft of reactions to find the best drug would be printed first, then the set-up needed to test them against a swathe of different printed cell cultures or tissues could be printed alongside.

Moreover, printing cells could lead to better ways of studying diseases in the lab and developing therapies.

3D printing has become widely utilized for regenerative medicine research due to its ability to fabricate patient-specific scaffolds with well-controlled porous architecture and the capability of printing cells in 3D configurations.

Dr Atala said: "The challenge for us is - how do we scale up?" Bioprinting, just like an office printer except it "prints" cells layer by layer, has been used to "print" a kidney.