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Cartilage tissue engineering requirements

In-vitro tissue engineering requires bioreactors in order to provide sufficient nutrients and oxygen to the cells while removing the toxic materials left by the proliferating cells. Moreover, the essential cell-specific mechanical stimuli are also provided by bioreactors. Each type of cell (cartilage, bone, myocardium, endothelial, etc.) has different requirements in terms of pH, oxygen tension, mechanical stimulation, temperature, etc. As a result, it is necessary to use cell specific bioreactors for generation of different tissues [33]. [Pg.159]

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