How Biology Benefits from Technological Discoveries
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Claim: a company uses 3D holographic projection printing to decouple speed and resolution and build functional microvasculature. The system prints up to 1 cm³ in minutes, creates lumens about 7 µm (capillaries are 5–10 µm), and uses microvasculature data from Three Skins down to 1 µm to generate CAD files. Roadmap: biopsy → grow cells → print → functional test with a target of organs within four months. Current challenges: hit a ~1 billion cell threshold and validate long-term function.
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