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3D? If the recent work by a team of scientists from the University of Glasgow remains, which may soon become a harsh reality - all without the glasses. Taking what is generally the province of mobile laboratories sterile and beyond, the group has developed an efficient method that uses printers in three dimensions to create commercial grade "ships reactionware": custom design, polymer gels that home and attending chemical reactions. The technique, already done on a larger scale, but slower, not yet ready for prime time, but future improvements may eventually drain into small companies, or third world countries who used to prompt medical treatment . And, in a hypothetical scenario that could lead to consideration of the FDA and DEA, consumers could one day be able to save a trip to the pharmacy, and simply print at home - a strong

back in drug design - the use of applications. Of course, this is only speculation on possible future applications. We hope that humanity and society will replication of this drug to use noble - until you reach the club, which is University of Glasgow, drugs scientific 3D printing, paving the way for pharmacies to the house originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, April 18th, 2012 5:54:00 PM EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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