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  1. 2. small signalling proteins secreted by cells that play a crucial role in immune system function
  2. 4. process by which cells acquire specialised structures and functions during development, to perform specific roles in the body, such as becoming nerve cells, muscle cells, or blood cells
  3. 5. referring to a medical procedure or treatment involving the use of a patient's own cells, tissues, or organs, minimizing the risk of rejection or adverse reactions
  4. 6. gel-like material composed of water and polymers, used to provide a supportive environment for cells to grow in cell culture experiments
  5. 9. technique that combines advanced technology and biology to create three-dimensional structures, such as tissues or organs, by precisely depositing layers of living cells using a specialized printer
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  1. 1. commercially available extracellular matrix, used as a scaffold in cell culture experiments to provide a natural environment for cell growth, proliferation, and differentiation
  2. 2. specialized cells residing in cartilage responsible for maintaining its structure and function
  3. 3. a cell in connective tissue which produces collagen and other fibres.
  4. 7. miniature three-dimensional structure derived from stem cells that mimics the architecture and function of specific organs or tissues
  5. 8. technology that combines fluorescent microspheres and flow cytometry to detect and quantify analytes, such as proteins or DNA, in a single sample, enabling high-throughput analysis in research and diagnostics