Question 1

Why is high-resolution important?

Jonas Hannestad · Accepted Answer

Every cell in the tissue has an intrinsic nature of communicating with other cells in their vicinity. Therefore, controlling individual cells and their positioning during the bioprinting process can translate into more reliable in vitro tissue models, which better represent the phenotype/functionality of native tissues. This faithful reproduction of native tissues is especially important when trying to understand the biology of diseases, and to generate reproducible models for use in efficacy and safety tests during drug development. Applications within regenerative medicine research also requires precise cell and architecture patterning.

Question 2

Why is high-resolution important?

Jonas Hannestad · Accepted Answer

Every cell in the tissue has an intrinsic nature of communicating with other cells in their vicinity. Therefore, controlling individual cells and their positioning during the bioprinting process can translate into more reliable in vitro tissue models, which better represent the phenotype/functionality of native tissues. This faithful reproduction of native tissues is especially important when trying to understand the biology of diseases, and to generate reproducible models for use in efficacy and safety tests during drug development. Applications within regenerative medicine research also requires precise cell and architecture patterning.