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中文(ZH) 3D打印系统可快速培育更复杂肠道类器官

3D printing system rapidly grows complex intestinal organoids

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Researchers have developed a new 3D printing system capable of growing more complex human intestinal organoids at twice the previous speed. These organoids can develop their own nervous systems and are large enough for potential use in repairing damaged intestinal tissue. This advancement could accelerate the production of "mini-body tissues" for disease research and more accurate drug toxicity assessments. AI

IMPACT This organoid technology could accelerate drug development and disease modeling, potentially impacting pharmaceutical research and development pipelines.

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3D printing system rapidly grows complex intestinal organoids

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  1. 36氪 (36Kr) TIER_1 中文(ZH) ·

    3D printing system can rapidly cultivate more complex intestinal organoids

    美国辛辛那提儿童医院和法国南特大学研究团队开发出一种新型3D打印培养系统，能够以此前2倍速度培育出更大、更复杂的人体肠道类器官，而且这些类器官还能自行长出神经系统。这一改进后的技术有望加快“迷你人体组织”的生产，使其尺寸足以用于修复人体小肠、胃、结肠受损的功能。这类组织未来也可用于疾病研究，更准确评估口服药物可能带来的器官损伤风险等。相关成果发表于最新一期《自然·生物医学工程》杂志。（科技日报）

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