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Scientists at the University of Tokyo have created a type of skin from human cells.
The pink, gooey material stretches to form something of an awkward smile.
Researchers believe this technology could enhance our understanding of facial expressions and advanced treatments for facial paralysis, while also improving cosmetic and orthopedic surgery.
While it may take many more years of testing for the technology to become an everyday reality.
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