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Researchers from the University of Tokyo , Japan , created the artificial skin using living cells in a lab.
The scientists mimicked human skin ligaments "predominantly composed of collagen and elastin" with "diminutive connecting tissues" that anchor the skin to the underlying tissues.
This helped a layer of skin take hold and enabled fluid facial expressions.
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