India:
3D Bio-Printing Patents
11 December 2017
LexOrbis
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Bio-printing refers to the 3D printing technology for printing
living tissues, growing new organs, and specially growing a human
kidney instead of harvesting or transplanting. With this technique
it is now possible to grow other human organs like muscles, blood
vessels, bladders, and so on. However, when we talk about
relationship between 3D bio-printing and patent rights in India, it
might just become another complex issue where technology and
morality collides.
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