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Matrix-modulated Air-liquid Interface Microenvironments Reveal Architectural Control of Lung Tumor Phenotypes

Lung adenocarcinoma evolves within a highly structured microenvironment shaped by air exposure, basement-membrane ligands and three-dimensional (3D) organization, yet standard in vitro models capture only fragments of this architecture. Here, we systematically disentangle how air-liquid interface (ALI), extracellular matrix (ECM) cues and dimensionality interact to regulate tumor epithelial…

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