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- W4292937700 abstract "Culturing cancer cells in a three-dimensional (3D) environment better recapitulates in vivo conditions by mimicking cell-to-cell interactions and mass transfer limitations of metabolites, oxygen, and drugs. Recent drug studies have suggested that a high rate of preclinical and clinical failures results from mass transfer limitations associated with drug entry into solid tumors that 2D model systems cannot predict. Droplet microfluidic devices offer a promising alternative to grow 3D spheroids from a small number of cells to reduce intratumor heterogeneity, which is lacking in other approaches. Spheroids were generated by encapsulating cells in novel thiol-acrylate (TA) hydrogel scaffold droplets followed by on-chip isolation of single droplets in a 990- or 450-member trapping array. The TA hydrogel rapidly (∼35 min) polymerized on-chip to provide an initial scaffold to support spheroid development followed by a time-dependent degradation. Two trapping arrays were fabricated with 150 or 300 μm diameter traps to investigate the effect of droplet size and cell seeding density on spheroid formation and growth. Both trapping arrays were capable of ∼99% droplet trapping efficiency with ∼90% and 55% cellular encapsulation in trapping arrays containing 300 and 150 μm traps, respectively. The oil phase was replaced with media ∼1 h after droplet trapping to initiate long-term spheroid culturing. The growth and viability of MCF-7 3D spheroids were confirmed for 7 days under continuous media flow using a customized gravity-driven system to eliminate the need for syringe pumps. It was found that a minimum of 10 or more encapsulated cells are needed to generate a growing spheroid while fewer than 10 parent cells produced stagnant 3D spheroids. As a proof of concept, a drug susceptibility study was performed treating the spheroids with fulvestrant followed by interrogating the spheroids for proliferation in the presence of estrogen. Following fulvestrant exposure, the spheroids showed significantly less proliferation in the presence of estrogen, confirming drug efficacy." @default.
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- W4292937700 title "Generation of 3D Spheroids Using a Thiol–Acrylate Hydrogel Scaffold to Study Endocrine Response in ER<sup>+</sup> Breast Cancer" @default.
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