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Bioscience News - GEG Tech top picks
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The world of 3D printing heralds some intriguing changes that will help us improve our daily lives. Kyoto University researchers successfully succeeded in 3D bioprinting tubular conduits capable of regenerating damaged nerve cells. Although this concept has only been tested on rats so far, preliminary results indicate these 3D bioprinted tubs will also work on humans.