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3D-Fiber Deposition for Tissue Engineering and Organ Printing Applicationsve in fabrication of porous thermoplastic scaffolds that function as instructive templates for seeded cells and can also be used to build viable tissue equivalents by layered deposition of cell-laden hydrogels. Therefore, this technology could accelerate and improve the assembly and functionality of tissue-engineered constructs.

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Epilogue: A Land of Milk, Honey and No Oilnd describe the design and implementation of an actual micropatterning system. Three cell patterns will be presented: a single-cell array with high spatial resolution (less than 1?μm), alignment of rod-shape adult cardiomyocytes, and neuronal networks with defined connectivity and single-cell resolution on a microelectrode array.