How are artificial tissues made?
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Bioartificial tissues are made by seeding stem cells or differentiated cells into a natural or artificial biomaterial scaffold shaped in the appropriate form and then by implanting the construct in place of the damaged tissue or organ.
Artificial tissues are typically made using a process called tissue engineering. It involves combining cells, biomaterials, and growth factors to create functional tissue constructs. These constructs can then be used to replace or repair damaged tissues in the body. It’s a pretty amazing field of science!