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What is artificial tissue?

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  • Artificial Technologies, Inc. (AT) was established in New Haven, Connecticut in 2011 to commercialize applications of its proprietary multilayer polypeptide nanofilm technology. Development of the technology began in 2001 at Louisiana Tech University, led by Dr. Donald Haynie. Dr. Haynie perfected the techniques to design and construct stable, controllable, and versatile polypeptide nanofilms using a reliable layer-by-layer assembly method. This method allows for the creation of nanofilms on surfaces of virtually any shape or size, including films or coatings on flat surfaces as well as films on round template particles which create micro- or nano-capsules. athas exclusively licensed this technology from Louisiana Tech University
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