The bioprinting technologies are recognized among the most promising future technologies which will revolutionize the health sector. Laser bioprinting technologies including Laser Induced Forward Transfer and 2Photon Polymerization are powerful technologies which can advance the fields of the biomaterials printing and scaffolds construction for tissue engineering. Laser Induced Forward Transfer utilizes pulsed laser to transfer biomaterials in liquid or solid phases from a donor to a receiving substrate in a controlled manner, with high printing speed and high resolution with high cell viability and a wide range of ink viscosities compared to the technologies using nozzles.
Printed cisplatin on microneedle arrays for transdermal delivery enhances olaparib-induced synthetic lethality in a mouse model of homologous recombination deficiency