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            by the expression of cellular markers, these constructs   Availability of data
            exhibit in vivo-like cell organization, featuring dermis and   Data  are  available  from  the  corresponding  author  upon
            epidermis, and boast barrier characteristics as confirmed   reasonable request.
            by the TEER measurements. Cellular distribution and,
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