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Scientists at the University of Illinois have created a modified muscle tissue that is able to contract in response to exposure to light. The researchers managed to achieve not only a short contraction, but also temporary muscle tension.

It was possible to create such tissue thanks to genetics. Mouse muscle tissue cells were taken as a basis with the addition of a gene of a certain type of algae, which causes sensitivity to light. In this case, to a certain wavelength of blue.

The skeleton was 3D printed. The muscles themselves, as you can see, are in the form of rings. This allows you to use such muscles as a kind of modules. Together with the 3D printing of the skeleton, this opens up quite wide opportunities for creating biorobots.

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