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Biomimetic Scaffold Materials Used in Tissue Engineering
Tissue engineering offers a novel route for repairing damaged or diseased tissue by incorporating the patient’s own healthy cells or donated cells into temporary scaffolds that act as a matrix for cell cultivation. The structure and properties of these scaffolds must be selected to ensure normal cell behaviour and performance of the cultivated tissue. The tissue scaffolds support cellular growth and activity both before implantation and during remodelling of surrounding tissue after implantation.
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