Members of the biohacker movement have created an inexpensive device to print living cells. Will they print a leaf next?
Via Anne-Laure Prunier
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Craig Venter imagines a future where you can download software, print a vaccine, inject it, and presto! Contagion averted. “It’s a 3-D printer for DNA, a 3-D printer for life,” Venter said here today at the inaugural Wired Health Conference in New York City. The geneticist and his team of scientists are already testing out a version of his digital biological converter, or “teleporter.” 
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