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>> the next thing we're going to do is store your stem cells. >> remember those stem cells that i had stored? well, if i'm ever in need of an organ, they might just come in handy. >> a stem cell has the ability to become many other cell types. a heart cell or a liver cell. >> kidney cells, bladder cells, skin cells, heart cells, lung cells. you name it. >> so one cell becomes a universal donor. >> next step, engineering the body part. in one of dr. atala's latest breakthroughs in organ engineering is truly groundbreaking. printing. yes, printing body parts. >> the first printer we used was act...
Body part. in one of dr. atala's latest breakthroughs in organ engineering is truly groundbreaking. printing. yes, printing body parts. >> the first printer we used was actually typical desktop printer. and instead of using ink, we would just use cells. >> miraculously, using that modified inkjet printer, the same one you might have in your home or office, wake forest scientists printed out a two-chamber mouse heart with a heartbeat and all. >> we now have developed much more advanced printers. >> dr. atala's lab has printed kidneys, skin, ears, fingers. and this is just the beginning. >> the ...