New 3D bioprinting system that uses light, sound, and bubbles brings perfect organ replication a step closer
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3D bioprinting has been around for a long time now. It’s a slow process that involves the devices printing just a few cells at a time, layer by layer. The problem is that the method can damage cells and lacks the precision required to create perfect replicas of human tissue.
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