Jessieabout 8 years ago
3D printing re-engineers sperm to fight gynecological cancer
Researchers at IFW Dresden and Chemnitz University of Technology have 3D printed a microtube that can be used for guiding sperm to treat cancer. Naturally adapted for survival in the female reproductive system, the drug-loaded sperm cells provide an intuitive treatment for gynecologic cancers that, in the U.S. alone, affect more than 100,000 women each year.
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