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Building a Tissue In Vitro from the Bottom Up: Implications in Regenerative Medicine

1 Oct 2013

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Tissue engineering aims at creating biological tissues to improve or restore the function of diseased or damaged tissues. To enhance the performance of engineered tissues, it is required to recapitulate in vitro not only the composition but also the structural organization of native tissues. To this end, tissue engineering techniques are beginning to focus on generating micron-sized tissue modules having specific...

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PMID: 24298313
DOI: 10.14797/mdcj-9-4-213

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