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Zebrafish offer a powerful, cost-effective model for cancer research, including osteosarcoma. This review explores their potential for developing new osteosarcoma models and drug screening strategies.

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  • Zebrafish are increasingly utilized in cancer research due to biological similarities, technological advancements, and cost-effectiveness.
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  • Exploration of zebrafish embryo applications for drug efficacy and combination therapy screening.
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    • Zebrafish possess significant genetic conservation with human cancers, making them suitable for etiological studies.
    • Technological advances facilitate rapid, high-throughput screening and detailed imaging in zebrafish models.
    • Zebrafish embryos enable efficient screening of drug combinations, novel drug delivery systems, and immunomodulators.

    Conclusions:

    • Zebrafish represent a promising and versatile model system for advancing osteosarcoma research.
    • Further exploration of zebrafish applications can significantly expand opportunities for osteosarcoma model development.
    • Zebrafish facilitate the investigation of gene defects and the screening of therapeutic strategies for osteosarcoma.