The porosity of cell scaffolds is an important consideration for applications in both tissue engineering and drug delivery. In tissue engineering, it is critical to control cell location in the body and their functioning after they are injected or implanted into human bodies. Cell-hosting scaffolds have the important job of providing a framework to help the cells attach and proliferate, while also affecting stem cell differentiation and development into desired tissues (17). The porosity of the scaffolds, including pore sizes, pore shape, and interconnectivity strongly influence cell adhesion, cell-cell interaction, cell transmigration, and cell development and growth (17).