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HUAQING ZHIMEI has closed a Series A round for tens of millions of CNY to advance clinical bioprinting for regenerative medicine.
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HUAQING ZHIMEI has closed a Series A round for tens of millions of CNY to advance clinical bioprinting for regenerative medicine.

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Originally reported by 南极熊

HUAQING ZHIMEI has closed a Series A round for tens of millions of CNY to advance clinical bioprinting for regenerative medicine. This investment signals a systemic shift toward automated, patient-specific tissue engineering for wound care. By integrating 3D bioprinting with bio-inks, the company is bridging the gap between research and standardized bedside application. This move will accelerate the clinical adoption of bio-printed therapies.

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