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Could 3D Printing New Organs and Skin One Day Transform the Future of Transplants?
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Could 3D Printing New Organs and Skin One Day Transform the Future of Transplants?
"Bioprinting is 3D printing living tissue with cells inside," explained Marquette whose team of scientists are rethinking surgery using this technology. “The goal of this is to make living tissues, grafts or other special tissue for research".
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