Advancements in Inkjet Printing for Regenerating Human Skin and Bone Cells

The video discusses a novel approach to regenerating human skin and bone cells using inkjet-style printers. Researchers at Manchester University have developed a method to create 3D tissue scaffolds tailored to fit patients' needs. This technology allows for the production of larger tissue structures, overcoming limitations of conventional methods. Cells are suspended in a nutrient-rich liquid before being printed, ensuring their survival and integration into the scaffold. Although still in early stages, this technology holds significant potential for medical applications.

What potential applications could arise from the ability to print cell structures as large as a golf ball?

Describe the process of how cells are prepared before being fed into the inkjet printer.