A compendium of next-generation patient-derived models for diverse cancers
Scientists have released hundreds of new 3D cancer models, expanding the tools available for cancer research
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Source diversity sample: News-Medical · GlobeNewswire · Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory · Wellcome Sanger Institute Blog · MIT News · Medical Xpress · Nature.
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The brief
The Wellcome Sanger Institute Blog announced a living library of organoid biobanks. Later reporting from MIT News, Medical Xpress, and Nature added that an international project has delivered more than 600 new tissue models of human cancer.
The models are next-generation, 3D patient-derived models for diverse cancers. The Nature articles also mention a dependency map enhanced with these models.
The current state is that these models are now available for cancer research.
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Sources (8)
- International team builds comprehensive cancer models for future drug development News-Medical · 17h ago
- New Peer-Reviewed Research Validates ATCC's Rigorous GlobeNewswire · 17h ago
- and Northwell Health lead international cohort of researchers to develop more than 150 next-generation cancer treatment models Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory · 17h ago
- A living library: Inside our organoid biobank Wellcome Sanger Institute Blog · 17h ago
- Scientists unveil more than 600 new tissue models of human cancer MIT News · 17h ago
- International project delivers hundreds of next-generation models for cancer research Medical Xpress · 17h ago
- A dependency map enhanced with next-generation 3D cancer models Nature · 17h ago
- A compendium of next-generation patient-derived models for diverse cancers Nature · 17h ago
Quick answers
What are organoid biobanks?
Organoid biobanks are collections of 3D, miniaturized, simplified versions of organs produced in vitro from stem cells or organ progenitors. They mimic the properties of the organs they are derived from.
What are patient-derived models?
Patient-derived models are biological models derived from a patient's own cells. They are used to study disease mechanisms and test potential treatments.
What is a dependency map?
A dependency map is a resource that identifies genetic dependencies in cancer cells, helping to identify potential targets for cancer therapies.
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