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Next-generation patient models for colorectal cancer research

Matthias Lütolf, Luis Francisco Lorenzo Martin
2024

Abstract

Lab-grown 'mini-colons' enable the simulation of colorectal tumor dynamics and the high-resolution study of interactions with cells from the tumor's native microenvironment. These next-generation organoids offer a wealth of new experimental opportunities, propelling the frontiers of cancer modeling in multiple directions.

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Next-generation patient models for colorectal cancer research

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