Abstract
The NCI Cancer Tissue Engineering Collaborative Research Program is a highly interdisciplinary and focused community
Highlights
The Cancer Tissue Engineering Collaborative (Cancer TEC) is a unique research program supported by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) developing and characterizing biomimetic tissue-engineered platforms meticulously designed to study cancer as a complex, adaptive system
These engineered three-dimensional systems fill a critical gap in the cancer modeling continuum, combining sophisticated biological systems which closely mimic the cancer and its surrounding microenvironment with the ability to manipulate, quantify, and monitor different parameters
The idea for the program originated from a growing appreciation of the importance of understanding the physical properties of cancer, through research supported by the NCI Physical Sciences-Oncology Network (PS-ON)
Summary
The NCI Cancer Tissue Engineering Collaborative Research Program is a highly interdisciplinary and focused community The Cancer Tissue Engineering Collaborative (Cancer TEC) is a unique research program supported by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) developing and characterizing biomimetic tissue-engineered platforms meticulously designed to study cancer as a complex, adaptive system.
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