Nanotechnology in Organ Printing

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[@ericpham8205]

Artificial heart is easiest one and achievable already, the hardest is the artificial instestine

[@souravbarua3002]

Please show us the actual process it motivates me deeply

[@ericpham8205]

All organ are possible be printed except the instetine. The brain and all other are possible by advance organic chemistry and nano technology

[@kishanzala]

Can you deal with viruses on nanotechnology?
Do you get blood rejection on transplant?