Originally posted in Drug Discovery News on January 26, 2026, by Marianne Baillargeon
Integrating patient-derived xenografts and organoids can help researchers identify responsive tumor subsets, anticipate resistance, and strengthen translational confidence before clinical testing.
Baillargeon, M., (2026) Reducing Uncertainty in Early Oncology with Patient-derived Systems - Crown Bioscience. https://blog.crownbio.com/reducing-uncertainty-in-early-oncology-with-patient-derived-systems
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