In vitro biological model technology has become a cornerstone of modern biological research, driving advancements in drug screening, physiological and pathological studies, and tissue implantation applications. The natural basement membrane (BM), a homogeneous structure, provides critical physical and biological support for tissues and organs. To replicate its function, researchers have developed biomimetic BMs using advanced fabrication technologies, which are increasingly applied to in vitro models. This review explores the materials, preparation techniques, and applications of biomimetic BMs across various biological models, highlighting their advantages and limitations. Additionally, it discusses recent progress in the field and identifies current challenges in achieving BM simulations that closely mimic native structures. Future directions and recommendations are provided to guide the development of high-performance biomimetic BM materials and their manufacturing processes.
Biomimetic basement membranes: advances in materials, preparation techniques, and applications in in vitro biological models.
Aoxiang Jin,Chunxiang Lu,Chuang Gao,Hao Qiao,Yi Zhang,Huazhen Liu,Wenbin Sun,Qiqi Dai,Yuanyuan Liu
Published 2025 in Biomaterials Science
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2025
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Biomaterials Science
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2025-03-18
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Biology, Medicine, Materials Science, Engineering
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