According to a recent Science Daily article, the field of regenerative medicine is about to take a giant leap forward. A team of chemists, physicists, biologists, and engineers at Montreal’s McGill University have created a synthetic material capable of repairing the heart, muscles, and even vocal cords. Part of the challenge with a healing heart is that it is in constant motion, and until now no injectable materials have been strong enough to hold up.
New Biomaterial Can Repair Organs and Muscles
A team of researchers at McGill University developed a synthetic tissue that could change regenerative medicine.
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