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In a sprawling, glass-walled laboratory in the north-central Florida town of Alachua, a technician dressed in blue scrubs and protective headgear loads small, white chunks of material into a stainless steel machine called a Fadal.

Fadals were designed to mill and manufacture parts for the auto and aerospace industries - or any industries requiring intricate, precise designs cut from chunks of metal. But these pieces aren't metal. They're human tissue - harvested from the recently deceased, then rushed in coolers to the 130,000-sq.ft. complex of Regeneration Technologies Inc.

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