Auxilium Biotechnologies says it bioprinted kidney and liver tissues aboard the International Space Station in the “first demonstration of a scalable, multi-product biomanufacturing platform in space.” The San Diego-based biotech and device developer used its Auxilium Microfabrication Platform (AMP-1) 3D bioprinter for the first-of-its-kind mission, which also included orbital bioprinting of cartilage tissue and nerve…
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