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These tiny polymer scaffolds include channels 100 micrometers wide, about the width of a human hair. When live cells are added to the content, the channels serve as artificial blood vessels. By mimicking human tissues of organs such as liver and heart, these scaffolds provide an innovative method for testing new drugs with the aim of reducing their dangerous side effects. [Courtesy: Tyler Irving/Boyang Zhang/Kevin Soobrian]

Engineers have succeeded in growing XNUMXD heart and liver tissues

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Artificial blood vessel. Illustration: Fernhauper Institute

A printer that produces blood vessels?

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the lungs

artificial lung

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Images: Carlson Lab/Brown University and Morgan Lab/Brown University

Grow an egg in a petri dish

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Spotted salamander. From Wikipedia

Dr. Anthony Atala's laboratory for growing organs from patients' cells: the solution to the shortage of organs for transplantation

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Prof. Samdar Cohen, Ben-Gurion University

For the first time, the Rapaport Award for excellence in the medical field is awarded

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Doctoral student on the road - part six - Roy's lecture

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A trachea created using stem cells was implanted in a tuberculosis patient

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A new way to repair spinal cord injuries - a "liquid" bridge may help severed nerve cells to grow

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A three-dimensional tissue emerges from stem cells and a scaffold

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