Takeuichi and his collaborators want to add the ability to develop surface wrinkles and a thicker epidermis to create a more human-like example. But if you think the lab-grown robot skin is off ...

The skin was made in a lab at the University of Tokyo from a mixture of human skin cells grown on a collagen model and placed on top of a 3D-printed resin base, the New Scientist reported.

A research team from the Wellcome Sanger Institute in Cambridge has discovered how the human body creates skin from stem cells and has successfully grown small amounts of it in laboratory conditions.

Pappalardo’s lab-grown material is known as a “skin construct,” meaning it’s a sheet of human cells which can be implanted on a wound that’s too large for a graft from another body part.

Once those cells have grown into actual skin, that skin is removed ... to grow traditional flat sheets. In lab tests performed so far, 3D grafts made of human skin cells were successfully applied ...

People infected with the mpox virus typically develop rashes and skin lesions, often leading to scarring and disfigurement—and the lab-grown skin ... of multiple human genes associated with ...

The “human textiles” have been developed by ... For instance, he has used his skin cell-based sheets to create a scaffold for lab-grown skin that is today being used on burn patients.

and human skin (top right) show that dogs have a thinner epidermis with hardly any protective function. Microscope images of in-vitro cultivated skin equivalents (bottom) show that lab-grown ...