3D bioprinting is a technique by which viable cells and tissues are printed in 3D in a controlled environment and the final product can be used to a certain extent as a replacement for actual tissue. The technology is still very much in the nascent stages, however will soon be in a position to be commercialized on a large scale by the end of 2020. There are already a number of research centers that are experimenting with the technology today and a number of research departments of various universities that are investing in the research of this technology.
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