ArticlebioRxiv : the preprint server for biology2025
Scaffold-free 3D-Cell Co-Culture Model System for the Study of Metastatic Cancer Cell Behavior in the Brain TME.
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Cancer is a complex disease involving dynamic interactions between cancer, stromal, and infiltrating immune cells, as well as between these cells and the extracellular matrix components of the tumor microenvironment. Brain metastases arise primarily from solid tumors and often result in fatal outcomes. An in-depth understanding of the complex intercellular interactions that evolve in the brain microenvironment is essential to enabling early cancer diagnostics and improving patient outcomes. The protected tumor microenvironment of the brain hinders, however, direct access, impeding the execution of mechanistic studies and limiting the ability to derive meaningful insights. Several
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