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with a connectable artery and vein is the ideal structure. Recently
several researchers have taken up the challenge to develop an in
vitro perfusion culture of vascularized 3D myocardial tissue using
bioreactor systems, so the recent advances and combination of
various vascularization technologies will hopefully succeed to
fabricate in vitro, thick, functionally beating, transplantable heart
tissues in the future.
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