Scientists grow 'Mini-Tumors' in lab to test future cancer drugs
NCT ID NCT05404321
Summary
This study aims to collect tumor samples from people with triple-negative breast cancer to grow them into 3D models called organoids in the lab. Researchers will use these 'mini-tumors' to test how well new, innovative therapies might work and to search for biological markers that can predict which treatments a patient will respond to. The goal is to improve future treatment selection, but this study itself does not provide direct treatment to participants.
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Centre François Baclesse
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