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Harnessing the Mechanical and Gelation Behavior of Tyramine-Substituted Silk Fibroin Bioinks Through Integration into a Modular and Low-Cost 3D Bioprinting Platform
3D printing has become an indispensable tool in research labs across the globe. Yet, when it comes to bioprinting with custom or sensitive bioinks, accessible options remain limited. Commercial systems are often prohibitively expensive and restricted to proprietary materials, while DIY setups freque
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