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3-D cell encapsulation are under development. These approaches are working toward the enable-
ment of the TEC to not only have a controlled spatial distribution of cells and growth factors, but
also possess a versatility of scaffold material and microstructure within a specifi cally designed and
fabricated construct for implantation in an intended anatomical site.
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