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Programmable bioprinting of tumor microenvironment arrays reveals laminin-dependent drug sensitivity

2026-08-21

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We present an active mixing toolhead for extrusion bioprinting. The tool enables the programmable fabrication of tumor microenvironment gradient arrays, through controlled deposition of mixed hydrogel precursor formulations into 384-well plates, pre-seeded with tumor cells. It operates on an open-source bioprinter and can actively mix arbitrary ratios of two hydrogel precursors prior to extrusion. These concentrat...

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Literature Corpus work: 23845ae4-f486-5ab7-b329-ab34e4575f44
DOI: 10.64898/2026.08.21.745937

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