Research context and placement
Foundational cell–material screening relates to the tissue interface. In-vitro assays do not establish implanted-device host responses.
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Research overview and key contributions
This review covers biomaterial microarrays and sensor integration for screening cell and tissue behavior.
It links continuous readout with parallel screening in miniaturized environments.
Open challenges
Editorial question: greater throughput does not itself establish reproducibility or clinical predictive value.
Comparison context
Editorial comparison: match array scale, cell source, batch effects, sampling interval and endpoints.
Related external research
Combinatorial development of biomaterials for clonal growth of human pluripotent stem cells
The external abstract links high-throughput material properties to human pluripotent-cell colony formation, a concrete screening example.
Stem-cell colony outcomes cannot generalize to all cells or tissues.
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