Methods and structures are disclosed where carrier fiber is used to enable the assembly of two and three dimensional structures of autologous tissue. These formulations, methods, and systems are useful in the treatment of patients suffering from toxic or harmful gas exposure, such as nerve gas exposure, as well as in the treatment of patients suffering from diseases of the pulmonary system, including tuberculosis, cystic fibrosis, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The combination of the sealing region and the passageway prevent liquids, vapors or other undesirable contaminants from infiltrating between the pad and platen, and also vent trapped air pockets between the pad and platen. The structure having a resist pattern on the amorphous ITO film is free from resist separation and adhesion degradation even if the resist pattern is exposed to white light, and therefore the later manufacturing steps are not adversely affected, enabling proper visual inspection. Furthermore, a separate channel for the key establishment is not required because the key is established over a data communication channel. The supporting frame rotatably supports the output shaft.