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This Strange New Material Could Replace Damaged Organs One Day & Help Our Body Heal From Within

Researchers from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, have developed a new nanostructured material that could one day replace human tissue. Made entirely from components already proven safe for the body, this material is based on plexiglass (PMMA) but has been redesigned at the nanoscale to become soft, flexible, and elastic—very different from its usual hard form.

Interestingly, the discovery was accidental. Scientists were trying to create a bone-like material but instead produced a tissue-like one. Despite the surprise, the result turned out to be promising for medical applications.

The material is biocompatible, antibacterial, and easily shaped or 3D printed, making it useful for urinary catheters, cartilage replacement, and even plastic surgery. It can also be injected through keyhole surgery, reducing the need for major operations.

Moreover, it contains nanopores that can store and release medicines, helping heal tissues and reduce inflammation without antibiotics. This could help fight infections and speed up recovery.

Published in *ACS Nano*, the study shows how nanotechnology can transform simple materials into life-like structures. What began as a failed bone substitute may soon become a breakthrough in regenerative medicine, bringing us closer to repairing and rebuilding the human body.

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Reference: Anand K. Rajasekharan, Christoffer Gyllensten, Edvin Blomstrand, Marianne Liebi, and Martin Andersson, "Tough Ordered Mesoporous Elastomeric Biomaterials Formed at Ambient Conditions", ACS Nano 2020 14 (1), 241-254. DOI: 10.1021/acsnano.9b01924

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