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    This research on 3D bioprinting of internal organs provides hope for organ repair and replacement, though it has a long way to go. It marks a huge leap forward in stem cell research and bioprinting technology. This research could benefit millions globally and may deter the illegal $1.7B human organ smuggling industry by providing a safer alternative to black market organs.

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    This research on 3D bioprinting of internal organs provides hope for organ repair and replacement, though it has a long way to go. It marks a huge leap forward in stem cell research and bioprinting technology. This research could benefit millions globally and may deter the illegal $1.7B human organ smuggling industry by providing a safer alternative to black market organs.

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    Chinnery, Edison <esc4053@njit.

    edu> Apr 28, 2020, 4:13 PM (4 days ago)


    to Gianpietro, Matteo, Matteo

    Hello Matteo,

    This is an absolutely remarkable advancement in research. This research still has a long way to go, but it
    provides that glimmer of hope for those who may need internal organ repair or replacement. Along the
    path of this research, would also be many less serious, nonlife threatening applications. This huge
    endorsement, and additional leap forward in stem cell research, and bioprinting technology. The research
    is a testament to continuous improvement. This also may be a deterrent for illegal human organ
    smuggling. Global Financial Integrity published an article that in 2017, the illegal smuggling of organs
    profited up to $1.7B globally. This research is very useful, and would benefit millions of people globally. I
    enjoyed this article. Thanks for sharing.

    Bye for now,--

    Edison Chinnery

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