Evaluating Biomaterial- and Microfluidic-Based 3D Tumor

Models R. Carvalho; Daniela Lima; Rui L Reis

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assessthepotentialforscaffold-basedTEmodelsandmicroﬂuidicstoﬁllthegap between 2D models and clinical application. We also discuss recent advan-ces incombiningtheprinciplesof3DTEmodelsandmicroﬂuidics,withaspecialfocus on biomaterials and the most promising chip-based 3D models.The Importance of 3D In Vitro Tissue Models for Advanced Cancer Research

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