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The utilization of a sacrificial bioprinting strategy is reported, to generate biomimetic mammary duct‐like structures within a hydrogel matrix. When populated with breast cancer cells, the genesis of ductal carcinoma and its subsequent outward invasion can be modeled. This bioprinted mammary ductal carcinoma model provides a proof‐of‐concept demonstration of the value of using bioprinting for engineering...
Cancer tissue engineering has remained challenging due to the limitations of the conventional biofabrication techniques to model the complex tumor microenvironment. Here, the utilization of a sacrificial bioprinting strategy is reported to generate the biomimetic mammary duct‐like structure within a hydrogel matrix, which is further populated with breast cancer cells, to model the genesis of ductal...
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