World first: Scientists grow human intestinal tissue with functioning nerves

World first: Scientists grow human intestinal tissue with functioning nerves

Scientists have moved a step closer to creating lab-grown intestines that can be transplanted into humans by using pluripotent stem cells to grow human intestinal tissue with its own functioning nerves. Read more at http://factor-tech.com/health-augment... Video courtesy of Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

World first: Scientists grow human intestinal tissue with functioning nerves
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