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            and  noncellular  components  that drive  tumor  growth,   Resources: Yilei Mao
            invasion, metastasis, and response to therapy in a concerted   Supervision: Huayu Yang
            manner.  Instead of using the typical set of ingredients   Writing–original draft: Ying Shan, Mingchang Pang, Chang
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            including fibroblasts, endothelial cells, immune cells, etc.,   Zhou, Yixin Mao
            we only utilized tumor cells, which constitute only part of   Writing–review & editing: Huayu Yang
            the actual tumor environment in the human body, in this   All authors participated in the research and approved the
            study. Secondly, the application of cell lines in preclinical   final version of the article.
            studies suffer from several shortcomings, including reduced
            heterogeneity, potential of gene modification, and faster   Ethics approval and consent to participate
            growth rates, as compared to primary tumors.  Therefore,   Not applicable.
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            tumor specimens obtained from surgical resection should
            be used to extract primary tumor cells, which are then   Consent for publication
            printed into 3D tumor models for the investigations of
            mechanisms underlying tumor development and the    Not applicable.
            individualized drug screening. Tumor models fabricated
            from actual human tissues allow for more realistic analysis   Availability of data
            of the correlation between primary tumor stiffness and   Data used in this work are available from the corresponding
            drug sensitivity.                                  authors upon reasonable request.

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