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Tissue engineering has the potential to revolutionize medical therapies, in the ultimate case being able to grow replacement organs. Different cell types are organized specifically within tissues, thus, materials that can effectively direct specific cell lines spatially in a milieu of other proteins and cell types are required to engineer tissues. The development of materials with cell sorting abilities...