bioengineered tissues

Bioengineered tissues are lab-created structures that mimic natural tissues in the body, made by combining living cells with supportive materials. Scientists design these tissues to replace or repair damaged parts, such as skin, cartilage, or organs. They use advanced techniques like 3D printing and stem cell technology to grow cells in specific shapes and functions. This emerging field aims to improve medical treatments, reduce organ transplant shortages, and promote healing, offering the potential for more personalized and effective healthcare solutions in the future.