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Synthetic Control of Implanted Engineered Liver Tissue Growth

2025-12-12

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Despite the promise of engineered tissue implants for the treatment of organ failure, scaling of these constructs to sizes of therapeutic relevance remains a barrier to clinical translation. Here, we propose a strategy to circumvent this limitation: to instead implant a small-scale construct and then induce it to grow in situ after its engraftment into a host. Using engineered liver tissue as a proof-of-concept a...

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Literature Corpus work: 486c00a8-59e6-544e-bd76-fc018d81479c
DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.10.693527

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