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Into the Waters: Prospects of Biofilm-Mediated Respiratory Support in Humans
The shift from aquatic to land life involved lungs replacing gills for air breathing…Human embryos retain ancestral Gill structures called pharyngeal arches…Futurically bioengineered artificial gills coated with oxygen producing biofilms could enable underwater respiration blending evolution and Biotechnology to expand human habitats beyond land
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