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Brain vasculature is a complex and heterogeneous physiological structure that serves specialized roles in maintaining brain health and homeostasis. There is substantial interest in developing representative human models of the brain vasculature for drug screening and disease modeling applications. Many contemporary strategies have focused on culturing neurovascular cell types in hydrogels and microdevices, but it remains challenging to achieve anatomically relevant vascular structures that have physiologically similar function to their
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