Tissue engineering States

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The current state of technology does not allow for evaluation of toxic effects on lymphoid architecture that could lead to defects in cellular interactions necessary for induction of immune responses (e.g., lymph nodes). Future developments in tissue engineering may solve this problem, but this is a long-range possibility. 

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