Featured Articles
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Biofabrication And Cell Therapy: Where We Are (And Where We're Going)
1/14/2022
Cell therapy and regenerative medicine has greatly benefited from biofabricating has been cell therapy and regenerative medicine and there are opportunities in this next frontier which could someday make whole-organ bioprocess engineering.
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Prostate Cancer Researchers Use Organoids To Identify Critical Risk Factors
1/10/2022
With the introduction of widely available prostate organoids researchers have a powerful new tool at their disposal allowing them to conduct accurate, patient-specific research.
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Organoid vs. Spheroid: What's The Difference?
1/10/2022
We explain the distinct differences between organoids and spheroids in how they're made and what they do.
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Could Halting Cancer Cell Motility Stop Metastasis In Its Tracks?
1/5/2022
Learn how 3D models could fill knowledge gaps in many areas, including those studying the role of cell motility in how cancer spreads.
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The Next Frontier In Disease Modeling: Human Liver Spheroids And Ready-Made Kits
1/5/2022
It would make sense that if the drugs are to be used in humans, the testing models should be human, too. Enter liver spheroids, the 3rd dimension.
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3D Cell Culture Could Drive The Fight Against Infectious Diseases
12/30/2021
3D cell culture models allow for faster identification of compounds that could counteract or interfere with disease mechanisms and, through that, faster development of cures for infectious disease.
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Cell Contamination, Containment, And Correction: Good Cell Culture Practices In 3D
12/30/2021
Understanding cell culture contamination best practices ensures that your research quality does not have to suffer due to an unexpected occurrence, whether big or small.
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Tissue Engineering: The Short- And Long-Term Benefits Of Bioprinting
12/29/2021
Given its speed and potential, could 3D bioprinting become the next big thing in medicine? Many thought leaders think so, and they posit that 3D bioprinting could bring value in the short term and over the long haul.
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CAR-T Cells, Immunotherapy, And 3D Models Are Paving The Way In Cancer Research
12/29/2021
CAR-T cells are an innovative development in the field of oncology, contributing to the emergence of immunotherapy as another pillar of cancer treatment, particularly for patients with late-stage or rare forms of cancer. Combined with 3D cell culture models, they are positioned at the forefront of the newest research.
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3D Organoids Lead The Way For Personalized Cancer Therapy
12/29/2021
As an inherently molecular approach to cancer therapy, precision medicine relies entirely on matching up individualized responses with potential treatments — something organoids are uniquely suited to predict given their composition.