3D Printed Organs Coming Up Next!

London, Sept. 6 (ANI): British researchers have developed a new nozzle that could help scientists help print human organ with a 3 D printer.

Melbourn TTP managing director Sam Hyde said that organ printing using the Vista 3D nozzle could be achieved in the next five to ten years, Metro.co.uk reported.

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The nozzle will be fed by cartridges of material which could be anything from stem cells to metal powder.

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