The design and characterization of a gravitational microfluidic platform for drug sensitivity assay in colorectal perfused Tumoroid cultures.
The design and characterization of a gravitational microfluidic platform for drug sensitivity assay in colorectal perfused Tumoroid cultures.
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10.1016/j.nano.2020.102294
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2020-08
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Tao Wang;R. Green;M. Howell;T. Martinez;Rinku Dutta;S. Mohapatra;S. Mohapatra
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Tao Wang;R. Green;M. Howell;T. Martinez;Rinku Dutta;S. Mohapatra;S. Mohapatra
The tumor microenvironment plays a critical role in tumor initiation, progression, metastasis, and drug resistance. However, models recapitulating the complex 3D structure, heterogeneous cell environment, and cell-cell interactions foundin vivoare lacking. Herein, we report on a gravitational microfluidic platform (GMP) retrofitted with MEMS sensors, which is integrated with 3D nanofiber scaffold-aided tumoroid culture. The results showed that this GMP for tumoroid growth mimics the tumor microenvironment more precisely than static culture models of colon cancer, including higher drug resistance, enhanced cancer stem cell properties, and increased secretion of pro-tumor cytokines. In addition, the GMP includes an integrated surface acoustic wave-based biosensing to monitor cell growth and pH changes to assess drug efficacy. Thus, this simple-to-use perfused GMP tumoroid culture system forin vitroandex vivostudies may accelerate the drug development process and be a tool in personalized cancer treatment.