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OOrganovo
San Diego company, world's first listed bioprinter, prints liver tissue for drug toxicity testing.
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Rankings are computed from the authoritative public sources listed below, weighted into a single objective index.
San Diego company, world's first listed bioprinter, prints liver tissue for drug toxicity testing.
Swedish bioprinting leader; BIO X devices and bioinks widely used in global labs.
Canadian company microfluidically prints transplantable islet tissue; partners with Lilly on diabetes cell therapy.
US company uses FRESH suspension printing for heart valves and cardiac patches, from Carnegie Mellon.
US company uses holographic laser printing for microvascular networks, tackling tissue blood supply bottleneck.
Jennifer Lewis's team pioneers embedded printing for vascularized thick tissue.
US company with 3D Systems prints lung scaffolds, aiming to solve organ shortage.
Anthony Atala's team prints bladders and tissues implanted in humans; clinical organ printing pioneer.
Israeli company uses tobacco-expressed human collagen for bioinks, printing breasts and tendons.
Swiss high-precision bioprinting systems; 3DDiscovery serves pharma and research institutes.
French company uses laser-assisted tomographic printing for human skin and hair follicle models.
Japanese company uses scaffold-free Kenzan method with spheroids to print vessels and nerve conduits.
Korean company's Dr.INVIVO prints skin and cartilage for clinical and aesthetic regeneration.
Jordan Miller's team prints vascularized lung model via SLATE; Science cover.
Australian company's RASTRUM rapidly prints 3D cell models for drug screening.
US company focuses on full-size beating heart printing, still early R&D.
Spanish company with Madrid university prints human skin for burn treatment and testing.
Israeli company 3D bioprints cultured beef and fish steaks, entering alternative protein.
Israeli company prints plant-based whole steaks; now in European restaurants and supermarkets.
Russian company pioneers magnetic levitation printing and space microgravity organ printing.
Chinese bioprinter maker with Zhejiang University prints living skin and bone repair materials.
Founded by Tsinghua team; develops multi-nozzle bioprinting and organ chips.
Chengdu, China firm claims world's first 3D-bioprinted blood vessel animal trial.
US company's desktop bioprinter lowers lab entry barrier.
Israeli/US 3D printing giant offers transparent vascular and organ models for surgical planning.
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