Oral cancer-on-a-chip: A biomimicry to transform oral cancer research?
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Roopa S. Rao, S. Patil, B. Ganavi
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The in vitro growth of living cells in a suitable microenvironment constitutes cell culture and the progression of cell-to tissue-to organ-level culturing in vitro is the most impressive.
Abstract
The in vitro growth of living cells in a suitable microenvironment constitutes cell culture. Today, cell culture has become a potential tool in fundamental and applied biological research like cancer research. New advancements in the fi eld of cell biology have led to the development of 2D- and 3D-cell cultures. However, the most impressive is the progression of cell-to tissue-to organ-level culturing in vitro !