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Bioengineered Tissue

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Bioengineered Tissue
Tissue and tissue scaffolding—polymers with a particular shape—created by manipulating the cells’ core biology to treat injuries to musculoskeletal tissues; it is thought that bioengineered tissue may have potentital to treat defects of cartilage and bone in the future
bioengineered tissue
Implantation surgery Any tissue created by the techniques of cell biology–eg biochemistry and tissue culture, and materials science, which replaces failed or failing tissue. See Biomaterial.
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