Engineered three-dimensional breast tissue, adipose tissue, and tumor disease model
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1. A three-dimensional, engineered, biological tumor model comprising:
- a. stromal tissue; and
b. tumor tissue;
the tumor tissue comprising cancer cells, the tumor tissue in contact with the stromal tissue to form the three-dimensional, engineered, biological tumor model, wherein the tumor model does not comprise a perfusable vascular network, does not comprise red blood cells, and lacks innervation and neural tissue;
provided that the stromal tissue was bioprinted from a stromal bio-ink comprising human preadipocytes exposed to an adipocyte differentiation media for preadipocytes, and the tumor tissue was bioprinted from a tumor bio-ink.
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Abstract
Described are three-dimensional, engineered, biological breast tissues, adipose tissues, and tumor models, including breast cancer models.
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1. A three-dimensional, engineered, biological tumor model comprising:
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a. stromal tissue; and b. tumor tissue; the tumor tissue comprising cancer cells, the tumor tissue in contact with the stromal tissue to form the three-dimensional, engineered, biological tumor model, wherein the tumor model does not comprise a perfusable vascular network, does not comprise red blood cells, and lacks innervation and neural tissue; provided that the stromal tissue was bioprinted from a stromal bio-ink comprising human preadipocytes exposed to an adipocyte differentiation media for preadipocytes, and the tumor tissue was bioprinted from a tumor bio-ink. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A three-dimensional, engineered, biological tumor model comprising:
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a. stromal tissue; and b. tumor tissue; the tumor tissue comprising cancer cells, the tumor tissue in contact with the stromal tissue to form the three-dimensional, engineered, biological tumor model, wherein the tumor model does not comprise a perfusable vascular network, does not comprise red blood cells, and lacks innervation and neural tissue; provided that the stromal tissue was bioprinted from a stromal bio-ink comprising human preadipocytes exposed to an adipocyte differentiation media for preadipocytes, and the tumor tissue was bioprinted from a tumor bio-ink; provided that the stromal bio-ink and the tumor bio-ink each comprise a reversibly cross-linkable extrusion compound utilized to physically stabilize the tumor model architecture prior to cohesion of the cells. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. An array of three-dimensional, engineered, biological tumor models, each tumor model comprising:
- stromal tissue and tumor tissue;
the tumor tissue comprising cancer cells, the tumor tissue in contact with the stromal tissue to form each three-dimensional, engineered, biological tumor model, wherein the tumor model does not comprise a perfusable vascular network, does not comprise red blood cells, and lacks innervation and neural tissue;
provided that the stromal tissue was bioprinted from a stromal bio-ink comprising human preadipocytes exposed to an adipocyte differentiation media for preadipocytes;
provided that the array is adapted for use in a high throughput assay. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22)
- stromal tissue and tumor tissue;
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23. An array of three-dimensional, engineered, biological tumor models, each tumor model comprising:
- stromal tissue and tumor tissue;
the tumor tissue comprising cancer cells, the tumor tissue in contact with the stromal tissue to form each three-dimensional, engineered, biological tumor model, wherein the tumor model does not comprise a perfusable vascular network, does not comprise red blood cells, and lacks innervation and neural tissue;
provided that the stromal tissue was bioprinted from a stromal bio-ink comprising a reversibly crosslinkable extrusion compound and human preadipocytes exposed to an adipocyte differentiation media for preadipocytes, and the tumor tissue was bioprinted from a tumor bio-ink comprising a reversibly crosslinkable extrusion compound;
provided that the array is adapted for use in a high throughput assay. - View Dependent Claims (24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30)
- stromal tissue and tumor tissue;
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