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グリオブラストーマのためのex vivoオーガノタイプ脳スライスモデル:体系的なレビュー

Cateno C T Petralia1, Agata G D'amico2, Velia D'Agata3

  • 1Department of Neurosurgery, Policlinico "G. Rodolico-San Marco" University Hospital, 95123 Catania, Italy.

Cancers
|February 13, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

Ex vivo brain sliceモデルは,腫瘍の侵入,微環境の相互作用,治療への反応を効果的にモデル化することで,膠原芽細胞腫 (GBM) 研究に価値があります. しかし,一貫性のない方法は再現性を阻害し,臨床応用のためのプロトコルの標準化を必要とします.

キーワード:
ドラッグテストは,薬物検査です.エックス・ビボ (ex vivo) モデルのモデルです.グリオブラストーマ (glioblastoma) とは侵攻 (invasion) とは,侵略 (invasion) と呼ばれる.オーガノタイプ脳切片培養翻訳研究とは,翻訳研究です.腫瘍の微小環境

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