Abstract:Novel anticancer therapeutics are urgently required to meet the increasing global cancer burden associated with aging populations. The development of new drugs is hindered by high failure rates at clinical stages, which are partly attributable to inadequate screening strategies which rely heavily on the use of cancer cell lines cultured in 2D and animal models. Although each of these models has certain advantages, they generally fail to accurately represent the human pathophysiology of malignant tumors. Emergi… Show more
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