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Microvascularized tumor organoids-on-chips: advancing preclinical drug screening with pathophysiological relevance
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Lim Jungeun
, Jeong-Kee, Yoon
, Jeon Noo Li
, Ching, Hanna
, Kim, YongTae
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Heterogeneity
/ Human tissues
/ Microfluidics
/ Tumors
2021
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Microvascularized tumor organoids-on-chips: advancing preclinical drug screening with pathophysiological relevance
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Lim Jungeun
, Jeong-Kee, Yoon
, Jeon Noo Li
, Ching, Hanna
, Kim, YongTae
in
Heterogeneity
/ Human tissues
/ Microfluidics
/ Tumors
2021
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Microvascularized tumor organoids-on-chips: advancing preclinical drug screening with pathophysiological relevance
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Microvascularized tumor organoids-on-chips: advancing preclinical drug screening with pathophysiological relevance
2021
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Overview
Recent developments of organoids engineering and organ-on-a-chip microfluidic technologies have enabled the recapitulation of the major functions and architectures of microscale human tissue, including tumor pathophysiology. Nevertheless, there remain challenges in recapitulating the complexity and heterogeneity of tumor microenvironment. The integration of these engineering technologies suggests a potential strategy to overcome the limitations in reconstituting the perfusable microvascular system of large-scale tumors conserving their key functional features. Here, we review the recent progress of in vitro tumor-on-a-chip microfluidic technologies, focusing on the reconstruction of microvascularized organoid models to suggest a better platform for personalized cancer medicine.
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Springer Nature B.V
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