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If you are attending the AACR 2024 conference in San Diego, CA from April5-10, visit us for a fruitful discussion. We will present a poster on “Novel organotypic patient derived primary tumor tissues for oncology drug safety and efficacy studies”. Our poster presentation at AACR will on April 7th 1:30-5:00pm in Section 9 under session PO.TB05.04 - Organoid Models of Cancer 1. MatTek/BICO has recently developed In vitro cancer models from human primary tumors that can play a key role in drug development. The creation of tumoroids in their cancer microenvironment will serve as efficient screening tools for drug discovery, help researchers test compounds and assess their effects on specific cancer types, create high-throughput screening platforms and accelerate the identification of novel drug candidates, and help to prevent candidate drugs with insufficient antitumor activity from progressing to preclinical animal testing. The models can also assist scientists to study cancer cells in a controlled environment outside the body, unravel molecular mechanisms underlying tumor growth, metastasis, and drug resistance and contribute to personalized medicine by enabling patient-oriented treatment approaches.  MatTek, BICO, in vitro, Tumoroid tissue model, Drug development

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