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A vascularised cancer spheroid can be created in vitro by following a step-by-step approach. Illustrating your answer with images will be helpful. First, a pelletized cancer sample is prepared by freeze-drying the cancer cells. This is important because it allows for the accurate tracking of cancer cells in the spheroid. Second, a collagen coating is applied to the cancer pellet. This will ultimately create the vascularised cancer spheroid. Finally, a template is created to perfec

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. Step 1: Obtain tumor cells, endothelial cells and extracellular matrix (ECM) components of sufficient quality for use in the model. Step 2: Seed the tumor cells in a spherical mold and culture the cells in sufficient nutrients and oxygen. Ensure the cell density is kept high so the cells grow together. Step 3: Place the mold with the seeded tumor cells on an ECM gel or substrate and allow the tumor cells to adhere and spread. Step 4: Add endothelial cells to the tumor tissue and allow them to attach, spread and grow. Step 5: Incubate the tumor and endothelial cells in a culture medium with well-defined conditions that promote the growth and proliferation of both cell types. Step 6: Monitor the tumor cell-endothelial cell interactions and the formation of vascular channels in the spheroid for up to 3 weeks. Step 7: Introduce drugs or other treatments to the model to study their efficacy and observe the response of the tumor and endothelial cells.

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Jan. 5, 2023, 5:02 a.m.

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Published: Thursday, January 5, 2023

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