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Scientists 'Print' Human Skin Using 3D Bioprinter -- Is This the Future of Skin Replacement?
A group of scientists were able to create a prototype and still fully-functional human skin with a 3D bioprinter. They plan on improving this technology and use the skin for pharmaceutical, chemical and cosmetic benefits.
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