Researchers make miniature ‘bone marrows in a dish’ to improve anti-cancer treatments

Published on November 15, 2022

Scientists from Oxford University and the University of Birmingham have made the first bone marrow ‘organoids’ that include all the key components of human marrow. This technology allows for the screening of multiple anti-cancer drugs at the same time, as well as testing personalised treatments for individual cancer patients.
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