Overview Article: Bioreactors Designed for 3D Bioprinted Tissue and Process Parameters

Abstract

In this review article, we would like to define the operation and parameterization of processes in devices called bioreactors. A bioreactor is a device that uses the setting of physical processes to influence biological processes. In tissue engineering and biomedical engineering, bioreactors can be used to aid in the development of new tissue in vitro. By providing and altering biochemical or physical regulatory signals, it is possible to induce a state in which the cells will differentiate or form an extracellular matrix prior to implantation. Next, we describe the physical procedures that must be maintained for the proper course of the cell development process in the field of bioreactors. For each cell that is inserted into the bioreactor, there is a predetermined set of parameters that must be observed. In this article, we will focus on the general parameters of bioreactors.