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Advancing Tumor Microenvironment Modeling for Better Drug Insights

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Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) presents a highly complex tumor microenvironment that conventional in vitro models often struggle to replicate, limiting the predictive value of preclinical drug testing.


In this on-demand webinar, explore an advanced 3D cell model designed to better reflect tumor-stroma interactions and cellular diversity, enabling more physiologically relevant insights into PDAC biology.


Watch to learn how improved modeling approaches can enhance understanding of therapeutic response and support more informed decision-making in drug discovery for challenging indications such as PDAC.


In this webinar, you'll learn:

  • Understand why conventional models fail to capture the biological complexity of the PDAC tumor microenvironment
  • Learn how a PDAC tumor microenvironment model was created and characterized, and how it supports scalable, reproducible tissue modeling
  • Explore how the model supports phenotypic assessment of therapeutic assets and standard-of-care drugs
Speakers
A picture of Matthieu Spriet, PhD
Matthieu Spriet, PhD
Technical Sales Specialist
Inventia Life Science
A picture of Martyna Solecka
Martyna Solecka
Scientist
Bristol Myers Squibb
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