- Tytuł:
- Combining rotary wet-spinning biofabrication and electro-mechanical stimulation for the in vitro production of functional myo-substitutes
- Autorzy:
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Costantini, Marco
Maiullari, Fabio
Rizzi, Roberto
Paradiso, Alessia
Volpi, Marina
Promovych, Yurii
Bearzi, Claudia
Gizynski, Konrad
Fuoco, Claudia
Gargioli, Cesare
Dolinska, Joanna
Presutti, Dario
Swieszkowski, Wojciech
Rinoldi, Chiara
Celikkin, Nehar
Opałło, Marcin
Wiśniewska, Agnieszka - Wydawca:
- IOP
- Cytata wydawnicza:
- Celikkin, Nehar, et al. "Combining rotary wet-spinning biofabrication and electro-mechanical stimulation for the in vitro production of functional myo-substitutes." Biofabrication 15.4 (2023): 045012.
- Opis:
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This study was supported by the National Science Centre Poland (NCN) within the SONATA 14 2018/31/D/ST8/03647 and PRELUDIUM 19 Project No. 2020/37/N/ST5/03272. This work was also supported by Research Projects CNR Progetti at CNR under the Grant No.: CUP: B93C20046330005. We would like to acknowledge Prof Fabio Domenici at Department of Chemical Science and Technologies, University of Rome "Tor Vergata", Rome, Italy for their support in confocal image acquisition.
In this work, we present an innovative, high-throughput rotary wet-spinning biofabrication method for manufacturing cellularized constructs composed of highly-aligned hydrogel fibers. The platform is supported by an innovative microfluidic printing head (MPH) bearing a crosslinking bath microtank with a co-axial nozzle placed at the bottom of it for the immediate gelation of extruded core/shell fibers. After a thorough characterization and optimization of the new MPH and the fiber deposition parameters, we demonstrate the suitability of the proposed system for the in vitro engineering of functional myo-substitutes. The samples produced through the described approach were first characterized in vitro and then used as a substrate to ascertain the effects of electro-mechanical stimulation on myogenic maturation. Of note, we found a characteristic gene expression modulation of fast (MyH1), intermediate (MyH2), and slow (MyH7) twitching myosin heavy chain isoforms, depending on the applied stimulation protocol. This feature should be further investigated in the future to biofabricate engineered myo-substitutes with specific functionalities. - Dostawca treści:
- Repozytorium Centrum Otwartej Nauki
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