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            Figure 5. Schematic illustration of the findings. Metal additive-manufactured groove structures induced osteogenic differentiation of hMSCs, as well as the
            organization of aligned bone matrix, which is the determinant cue for bone mechanical functions.

            secretion.  Furthermore, recent findings indicate that the   a vertebral fusion cage device that can induce excellent
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            building direction and scanning parameters also control   bone fusion without performing treatments, such as a large
            the proliferation and gene expression of stem cells. 38,39    amount of autologous bone, using PBF-LB technology. 24,25
            There is increasing evidence that the microstructure   Additive manufacturing of biomedical devices is of great
            developed by additive manufacturing technology can   clinical importance in the case of spinal fusion spacers. Our
            control the cell morphology and possibly regulate their   findings shed light on a next-generation device for medical
            differentiation fate. Three-dimensional printing of porous   use that can realize tissue repair at the desired time.
            titanium  stimulated  hMSCs  proliferation  and  osteogenic
            differentiation.  They conclude that the increased number   5. Conclusion
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            of cells on the microgroove surface possibly triggered
            osteogenic  differentiation. Shen  et al.  modified  surface   It has been previously recognized that the biophysical
                                                               properties of materials can affect stem cell fate; however,
            using a laser metal deposition technique.  In addition,
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            Wang  et al. reported surface microgrooved Ti-6Al-4V   efficient strategies for osteogenic differentiation have not
            alloys with graphene oxide coating fabricated by laser   been established. This study revealed that metal additive-
            processing technique demonstrated osteogenic ability,   manufactured groove structures induced osteogenic
            and the optimal groove width size was 45 μm.  Moreover,   differentiation of hMSCs, as well as aligned bone matrix
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            metal composition has been reported to have an advantage   organization,  which  is  the  determinant  cue  for  bone
            for  osteogenic  lineage induction.   Our  findings indicate   mechanical functions. Our results present a novel platform
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            that the microgroove Ti-6Al-4V surface has a significant   for understanding the regulatory systems of stem cell
            advantage  for  osteogenic  lineage  induction,  which  is  a   lineages and therapeutic applications of stem cell regulators.
            promising factor for controlling hMSCs differentiation. The
            relationship between histone modification associated with   Acknowledgments
            nuclear deformation and the differentiation commitment   None.
            is under investigation and will be reported in our future
            research. Considering shape control in PBF-LB depends   Funding
            on the powder size of the starting materials, the structural
            resolution of the obtained materials has some limitations.   This research was funded by JST, CREST, JPMJCR22L5,
                                                               JPMJCR2194, Japan, and JSPS KAKENHI (grant numbers
            In this study, we determined 100 μm width as the smallest
            realizable size and investigated the effects of microgrooves   JP21H05197, JP20H003080, and JP18H05254).
            on hMSCs properties ranging from 100 μm to 1000 μm. The
            optimal width of 100 μm grooves for osteogenesis control is   Conflict of interest
            consistent with our in vivo animal study. We have developed   The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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