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| <ul class=“text-content-new” style="padding: 5%">Mammalian | | <ul class=“text-content-new” style="padding: 5%">Mammalian |
| <li style=“margin-left: 40px”> We considered that there could be many hazards with genetically modifying a patient’s own cells</li> | | <li style=“margin-left: 40px”> We considered that there could be many hazards with genetically modifying a patient’s own cells</li> |
− | <li style=“margin-left: 40px”> Analysis of a light activatable ‘dead-switch’ device that chews up exogenous DNA from the cells. This is activated after the cells have created a self-sustaining tissue to ensure the newly generated tissue does not lead to complications after transplantation.</li> | + | <li style=“margin-left: 40px”> We analysed the light activated ‘dead-switch’ device that chews up exogenous DNA from the cells. This device is activated after the cells create a self-sustaining tissue, to ensure the newly generated tissue does not lead to complications after transplantation.</li> |
− | <li style=“margin-left: 40px”> Once we produce the 3D printed tissue, we need to make sure the genetically engineered cells are unresponsive to the specific light wavelengths used to activate the cells. (to prevent further spontaneous cell activation (e.g. by sunlight) )</li> | + | <li style=“margin-left: 40px”> Once we produce the 3D printed tissue, we need to make sure the genetically engineered cells are unresponsive to the specific light wavelengths we used to activate them. (to prevent further spontaneous cell activation (e.g. by sunlight) )</li> |
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