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How bad is giving it up for good?
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  Yesterday 10:24 AM    1
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Scientists stop the aging process.
pokkets
by pokkets  8-11-2008    2
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Courage of the Half Man
mickfinn
by mickfinn  1-19-2008    5
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Japan's Sex Museums
CarnivalBorn
by CarnivalBorn  1-7-2008    8
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The future of Human Evolution
wildcat
by wildcat  6-22-2007    11
  by allenmarkowski  
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First Ever Human Liver Grown In Lab without embryo stem cells
BitDrifter
by BitDrifter  10-30-2006    1
  by Kore7  
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Scientists Grow Artificial Penis in Lab
summer70
by summer70  6-5-2006    3
  by adamc  
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Scientists Grow Artificial Penis in Lab
MyStuff
by MyStuff  5-25-2006    3
  by Athyrius  
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Bionic Humans: Top 10 Technologies
infopunk
by infopunk  10-25-2008   
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Miami doctor breaks new ground in cancer surgery
dakotayii
by dakotayii  3-24-2008   
 amazing
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60% Pakistanis willing to donate organs, study
arifsali
by arifsali  12-10-2006   
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'Bionic' Nerve To Bring Damaged Limbs And Organs Back To Life
Mohir
by Mohir  10-17-2007   
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The Future of the Car
tsy754
by tsy754  5-31-2006   
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Qld scientists claim stem cells breakthrough
tabsey
by tabsey  8-11-2008   
 Wonderful work. I was surprised, when I found that most liver transplant patients are children, often very young. Some die waiting for a match. This would be a wonderful breakthrough.
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ruccki
by ruccki  10-31-2006   
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Artificial organs
baloojunk
by baloojunk  11-8-2006   
 The future of surgery.
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'Full' artificial heart implant
tabsey
by tabsey  10-29-2008   
 The same old story; some people die laughing, some die waiting. I'm happily alive thanks to the progress that has been tested (except for milk thistle)
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Bio Lego -MIT & Harvard Scientists Create Living Building Blocks
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  7-16-2008   
 The self-assembly is based on "the thermodynamic tendency of multiphase liquid–liquid systems to minimize their contact surfaces", the most awesomely complicated way of saying "oil and water don't mix" possible. By preparing polyethylene microgel components and adding them to an oil/water mixture, the specially shaped bits align themselves along the spherical liquid interfaces. Applying a few seconds of UV light fixes the microgel in position and you have a ready made, biocompatible (and degradable) matrix ready for the addition of cells. Replicating the different tissue organizations of different organs becomes nothing more than a recipe book, choosing your initial microcomponents, mixture and baking time.
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