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Single-Cell Isolation and Patient-Derived Organoid Generation Using the Pala™ Single Cell Dispenser with Cancer Cell Lines Spiked into Blood as a Circulating Tumour Cell Model: A Platform for Precision Oncology and Drug Discovery

2026-06-16

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The isolation of cancer cells and rare circulating tumour cells (CTCs) and the initiation of patient-derived organoids (PDOs) represent two critical new approach methodologies (NAMs) for advancing precision oncology and drug discovery. However, current technologies encounter significant limitations, including high system pressures that compromise cell viability, sample loss, and reliance on marker-dependent enrich...

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27d0a954-c9a4-5be8-a296-e93bb044679c
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10.64898/2026.06.16.732115
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