17/129,237

Paragraph Number

55

In certain embodiments, the pores of the lattice comprise at least one shape. For example, in one embodiment, each of the pores can have a geometric shape, a polygon shape, a circular shape, an ovoid shape, an elliptical shape, and the like. In certain embodiments, a “lattice” may comprise a “mesh.” As used herein, a “mesh” refers to a three-dimensional planar structure having a plurality of openings distributed within a longitudinal plane of the structure. Each of the plurality of openings of the mesh may be of a common shape. Alternatively, or in addition, the plurality of openings of a mesh may include openings having two or more geometric shapes.

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