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       Artificial intelligence and automation, the future of human
       beings in danger
   DIR By: Tanmoy Mukharjee
       Date: September 9, 2023, 4:41 am
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       All this makes it very necessary to find alternatives to favor
       transplants. Well, in this scenario, a team of scientists from
       the University of Newcastle has found a method that opens up a
       range of possibilities. His work has consisted of exploring the
       bioprinting of the cornea through a process of pneumatic
       extrusion. The objective was to generate artificial corneas,
       with a biological basis, that could be implanted in patients.
       To do this, they created a material combining human cornea cells
       with alginate and collagen. Thus, the researchers have achieved
       the bioprinting of the cornea , composed of a substance that can
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       has been done with a low-cost machine,
       and the process only takes 10 minutes. The extrusion of the
       substance leaves the shape of a human cornea as a result.
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       As it is applied in concentric circles. Bioprinting, as it could
       not be otherwise, leaves the stem cells alive so that the tissue
       is preserved . Corneal bioprinting This process can be
       customized, so scientists could tailor it to each patient. The
       needs of this would mark the way in which the work is done. It
       is true that it is not a mass production method, but 3D printing
       allows it to be done quickly.
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