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A Single-Cell Bioprinting Method to Reconstruct Native Cellular Microenvironments with Subcellular Resolution.
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Abstract
Tissue development and function are determined by the spatial organization of individual cells and their interactions. Yet experimental platforms capable of reconstructing cellular organization with single-cell precision for systematic interrogation remain lacking. Here we introduce a single-cell bioprinting platform that enables programmable reconstruction of cellular microenvironments through controlled single-cell placement with down to subcellular spatial control. We demonstrate intercellular spacing down to 1.3 μm, multiplexed deposition of up to eight cell types within a single construct, and reconstruction of biopsy-derived native cellular organization with 99% accuracy for single-cell placement relative to their native tissue coordinates. Using this framework, we show that manipulation of cellular arrangement allows for controlled interrogation of spatial transcriptional programs, cell-cell signaling networks, and migration dynamics in complex tissue microenvironments. This platform provides a generalizable experimental framework for causal interrogation of spatially defined cell-cell interactions at single-cell resolution.
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