Researchers Are Printing Bone Cancer Cells Into Gel Cubes to Study a Tumor That Ignores Chemotherapy and Radiation

Researchers Are Printing Bone Cancer Cells into Gel Cubes to Study a Tumor That Ignores Chemotherapy and Radiation

Rowan researchers are 3D printing chondrosarcoma cells into a hydrogel to study how the tumor recruits stem cells. Flat cell culture cannot answer this.

Rowan Researchers Use 3D Printing to Study Bone Cancer Cell Behavior

Rowan University researchers are using 3D bioprinting to recreate interactions between bone cancer cells and healthy stem cells, providing a new way to study how tumors grow and spread. The NIH-funded project could help identify future treatment strategies for chondrosarcoma.