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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2019
- Explore the science of bioprinting, a type of 3D printing that uses bioink, a printable material that contains living cells.
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There are currently hundreds of thousands of people on transplant lists, waiting for critical organs like kidneys, hearts and livers that could save their lives. Unfortunately, there aren’t enough donor organs available to fill that demand. What if, instead of waiting, we could create new, customized organs from scratch? Taneka Jones explores bioprinting, a new branch of regenerative medicine.
Lesson by Taneka Jones, directed by Hype CG.
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it's amazing how quickly technology is growing.
This is so futuristic and mind-boggling that it blows me away. I hope I will live till the time when all aforementioned things become possible and accessible.
Person 100 years in the future: I’m just gonna print some red blood cells.
"Customized organs from scratch"
How do you make a 4D printer?
"we need to print organs asap!"
Love the selfless mission of TED Organisation.
This is so helpful, I’m doing a Science Assignment and the question that I chose is about 3D printed organs and how they work and how they are printed and how 3D printed organs are similar to normal 3D printed things. This has helped a lot. Thanks TED-Ed.
Me:
This is a very good example of why I'm motivating younger people to go for biomedical science on my YT channel! Technologies and advances like this are just amazing and the future will need capable people to work in field like this. Better yet, it will need further research and thus researchers to keep improving the viability, yield, longevity, storage conditions, etc. of
It’s amazing to see this kind of biomedical research being done. However I think it’s just as important to make sure whatever benefits do come out of this are reaped by everyone, not just the top 1% who can shell out a ton of money.
I’ve always wondered how this works and even though the video explained it absolutely great, my brain still can’t process it because of how incredibly mind blowing these kinds of discoveries and technologies are
Soon people will be like
Finally i can make new brain cells!
As always TedEd came up with great topic and animation. I really love this channel!
Its amazing how science can help millions of people
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human: * need heart donor *
There are several biotechs startups specifically focusing on this and there are couple of established Biotech companies already moving into advanced bio printing.