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Transition to the Military Biomaterials InstituteMilitary Biomaterials Institute (MBI) funded by the DoDto address critical unmet needs for combat casualty care• Aligned with roadmap needs• Focused thrust on therapies for tissue regeneration• Ultimately regenerate amputated limbs08 November 2006 CeMBR 2nd Military Biomaterials Roadmap Workshop
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Page 7 and 8: CeMBR’s Mission• The Center for
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