University of British Columbia researchers have managed to bioprint working tubular structures from human testicular stem cells in order to fight a common causes male infertility. The 3D-printed testicular tubes will now be "coached" into sperm production the way they behave in healthy human testicles and potentially used for developing novel in-vitro fertilization treatments.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Canadian-scientists-3D-print-working-testicular-cell-tubes-as-precursor-to-new-infertility-treatments.609952.0.html
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