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. 2023 Feb 20;12(2):72–82. doi: 10.1093/stcltm/szad002

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Figure 1. — Examples of the most recent tissue engineering technologies. A: Representative figures of the implantation of a cardiovascular progenitor-loaded fibrin patch onto the epicardium of the infarcted area.¹⁵B: Macroscopical and microscopic appearance of hTEMs before and after in vitro culture.¹⁶C: Design and fabrication of tubular, spatially heterogeneous, PCL MEW scaffolds (scale bar: 5 mm).¹⁷D: Focused rotary jet spinning for producing helical structures.¹⁸ Figures were adapted and reprinted under Creative Commons CC-BY License and with permissions from the journals.