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Writing about New Mexico mostly // contributor @NMMagazine // formerly @CNET

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Space medicine breakthrough? Kidney and liver tissue bioprinted off Earth for 1st time ever

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By Julian Dossett Verified
| MSN UK Verified
A company just produced kidney and liver tissue in space for the first time, using a method called bioprinting, which 3D-prints living tissue. The announcement comes from California-based Auxilium Biotechnologies, whose AMP-1 orbital bioprinter made the breakthrough. The bioprinter used cell and tissue designs from the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine in North Carolina.
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Space medicine breakthrough? Kidney and liver tissue bioprinted off Earth for 1st time ever

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By Julian Dossett Verified
| EIN News
0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Subscribe to our newsletter A company just produced kidney and liver tissue in space for the first time, using a method called bioprinting, which 3D-prints living tissue. The announcement comes from California-based Auxilium Biotechnologies, whose AMP-1 orbital bioprinter made the breakthrough. The bioprinter used cell and tissue designs from the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine in North Carolina.
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Echoes in Carson National Forest

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By Julian Dossett Verified
| New Mexico Magazine Verified
ABOUT 20 MINUTES NORTH OF ABIQUIÚ, in the Carson National Forest, Echo Amphitheater creates the clearest echoes I’ve ever heard. My daughter’s voice ricochets across the concave wall of pink and yellow sandstone that rises hundreds of feet into the sky. After a short hike to the cliff wall, we take turns calling out, listening as the sound bounces back to us. The deep red streaks on the cliffs, which look like dripping blood, are mineral varnish left by running water long ago.
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