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Stress-adaptive biomaterials with tunable yielding architectures regulate organoid morphogenesis

2026-01-31

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The yield stress at which biomaterials undergo plastic deformation limits the stresses that can be developed in encapsulated growing tissues. While mechanical properties of the matrix such as stiffness and viscoelasticity have a profound effect on cells, the role of yield stress has remained challenging to define. Here we design a self-healing granular hydrogel platform with supramolecular host-guest dynamic cross...

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1a4014e7-2340-53ce-b380-0f6cae423c59
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10.64898/2026.01.29.702625
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