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Experimental Methods for Establishing and Maintaining Canine Bladder Cancer Organoids

2024-04-12

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Dogs share many anatomical and physiological characteristics with humans and, in certain instances, represent a more reliable research model than rodents for some diseases, including several types of human cancer. Advances in adult stem cell research have accelerated the development of 3D organoid cultures in non-model animals, such as dogs. These advancements have the potential to sign...

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Literature Corpus work: 86533284-acc6-5656-b932-9fad16a5d8d1
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4237549/v1

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