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Flipped well-plate hanging-drop technique for growing three-dimensional tumors

Jeong et al., 2022

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12572235531534930268
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Jeong Y
Tin A
Irudayaraj J
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Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology

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Three-dimensional (3D) tumor culture techniques are gaining popularity as in vitro models of tumoral tissue analogues. Despite the widespread interest, need, and present-day effort, most of the 3D tumor culturing methodologies have not gone beyond the inventors' …
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