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    Area of Science:

    • Biomedical Engineering
    • Regenerative Medicine
    • Tissue Engineering

    Background:

    • Engineered tissues offer promising therapeutic potential but face development hurdles in pre-clinical animal studies.
    • Current in vivo implantation experiments are tedious and low-throughput, limiting rapid iteration and optimization.
    • Accelerating pre-clinical evaluation is crucial for advancing tissue therapies, cancer biomedicine, and regenerative medicine.

    Approach:

    • Introduced a 'plug and play' in vivo screening array platform: Highly Parallel Tissue Grafting (HPTG).
    • HPTG facilitates parallelized in vivo screening of 43 three-dimensional microtissues within a single 3D printed device.
    • Screened microtissue formulations with varying cellular and material components to identify optimal compositions.

    Key Points:

    • Identified formulations supporting vascular self-assembly, integration, and tissue function.
    • Highlighted the importance of combinatorial studies varying cellular and material components simultaneously.
    • Demonstrated that stromal cells can rescue vascular self-assembly in a material-dependent manner.

    Conclusions:

    • HPTG significantly accelerates pre-clinical assessment of engineered tissues.
    • The platform is applicable to diverse medical fields, including tissue therapy, cancer biomedicine, and regenerative medicine.
    • Facilitates rapid optimization of microtissue formulations for improved therapeutic outcomes.