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Generation of a Bioengineered Tooth by Using a Three-Dimensional Cell Manipulation Method (Organ Gefunctions induced by three-dimensional tissue organization are well known to be regulated by the proper spatiotemporal organization of various signaling molecules, including cytokines, extracellular matrix proteins, and adhesion molecules. Development of a three-dimensional cell manipulation technol

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