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From Bedside to Bench: Translating<br />

Clinical Tumour Treatments into 3D Culture<br />

'Translational research' is mainly seen as the effort to develop basic research<br />

into clinical routine, this webinar shows how 3D culture systems<br />

may serve as a comprehensive tool to reproduce patient treatment protocols<br />

in your laboratory.<br />

From a lab perspective, the clinical situation looks amazingly simple:<br />

Both patients and doctors do not bother much about biological endpoints<br />

as apoptosis or DNA damage of cancer cells, but focus on general ones:<br />

Does the tumour shrink? And finally: Is the tumour cured?<br />

Applying such 'simple' endpoints on 3D tumour cell cultures can make a<br />

lot of sense:<br />

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Volume response as a readout summarises all anti-tumour effects<br />

into one<br />

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In long-term cultures, each single micro-tumour may be assigned to<br />

be either 'cured' or 'resistant'<br />

The concept of clonal evolution requires time and large 'cohorts" of<br />

micro-tumours. Size-based screening is an efficient method to detect<br />

specific mutations and other rare events. In this webinar, you will<br />

learn:<br />

How to design and apply complex treatment schedules to microtumours,<br />

as chemoradiation, fractionated radiotherapy and hyperthermia<br />

treatment •<br />

How to handle cancer cell types that normally do not grow as spheroids<br />

How optical scanning and paraffin sections are easily used to assess<br />

treatment response<br />

How to detect and isolate micro-tumours that did not respond to treatment<br />

Watch now this great vivid lecture by Dr. Thomsen.

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