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Scientists Use Molecular Tethers, Chemical 'Light Sabers' for Tissue Engineering
Tissue engineering could transform medicine. Instead of waiting for our bodies to regrow or repair damage after an injury or disease, scientists could grow complex, fully functional tissues in a laboratory for transplantation into patients.
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