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    • Peripheral nerve defects pose significant challenges in clinical practice.
    • Tissue engineering offers a promising avenue for nerve regeneration.
    • Cell-based therapies are central to advancing nerve repair strategies.

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    • To review and analyze the applications of Schwann cells (SCs), stem cells, and genetically modified cells (GMCs) in peripheral nerve defect repair.
    • To explore the potential of these cellular components in tissue-engineered nerve constructs.
    • To identify current limitations and future research directions in the field.

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    • Schwann cells are crucial for peripheral nerve repair.
    • Stem cells can be differentiated into SCs and used in nerve conduits.
    • Genetically modified cells enhance SC and stem cell function, offering new tissue engineering options.

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    • Highlights the potential of cellular therapies in regenerating damaged peripheral nerves.
    • Identifies genetically modified cells as a novel approach for enhanced nerve repair.
    • Emphasizes the need for continued research to translate experimental findings into clinical practice.