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Erratum: A three-dimensional engineered tumour for spatial snapshot analysis of cell metabolism and phenotype in hypoxic gradients

Darren Rodenhizer
Edoardo Gaude
Alison P. McGuigan
Amendments and Corrections22 Jan 2016
Nature Materials

Volume: 15, P: 244
A three-dimensional engineered heterogeneous tumor model for assessing cellular environment and response

This protocol describes TRACER, a 3D cell culture system that enables the assembly of heterogeneous model tumors or tissues that easily disassemble for rapid analysis of different cell populations from particular microenvironments.

Darren Rodenhizer
Teresa Dean
Alison P. McGuigan
Protocols06 Sept 2018
Nature Protocols

Volume: 13, P: 1917-1957
A three-dimensional engineered tumour for spatial snapshot analysis of cell metabolism and phenotype in hypoxic gradients

An engineered tumour model based on a rolling scaffold–tumour composite strip that can be rapidly disassembled for snapshot analyses preserves cell-to-cell interactions and enables spatial mapping of cell metabolism and cell phenotype.

Darren Rodenhizer
Edoardo Gaude
Alison P. McGuigan
Research23 Nov 2015
Nature Materials

Volume: 15, P: 227-234

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