微血管芯片:一个3D自组装人体微循环芯片模型揭示了增强的淋巴管生成肺癌诱导的血管重塑和侵袭

IF 6.4 3区 材料科学 Q1 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Catarina M. Abreu, Ana C. Lima, Nuno M. Neves, Subhas C. Kundu, Rui L. Reis, David Caballero
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摘要

肿瘤微环境中的微血管系统对于癌细胞在全身的侵袭和传播至关重要。鉴于微流控的重要性和动态特性,人们建立了几种微流控模型来研究微血管浸润及其与癌细胞的相互作用。然而,大多数这些模型主要集中在血管上,并使用涂有内皮细胞的微流体通道,这无法复制近生理条件。为了解决这一限制,引入了微血管芯片,这是一种新型的人体微循环芯片模型,具有自组织的3D血液和淋巴微血管以及肿瘤球体。这个创新的平台能够探索多细胞肿瘤和微血管网络之间的相互作用。以肺癌为例,研究肿瘤释放介质如何影响血管形态与肿瘤侵袭能力的关系,确定与微血管重塑可能相关的分子因素。总的来说,微血管芯片为研究和模拟癌症新血管形成的关键事件、破译癌细胞侵入微血管的基本机制以及未来的药物筛选应用提供了一个强大的工具。
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MicroVasculoid-Chip: A 3D Self-Assembled Human Microcirculation-on-a-Chip Model Reveals Enhanced Lymphangiogenic Lung Cancer-Induced Vessel Remodeling and Invasion

MicroVasculoid-Chip: A 3D Self-Assembled Human Microcirculation-on-a-Chip Model Reveals Enhanced Lymphangiogenic Lung Cancer-Induced Vessel Remodeling and Invasion

The microvasculature within the tumor microenvironment is crucial for the invasion and dissemination of cancer cells throughout the body. Given its importance and dynamic behavior, several microfluidic models have been developed to study microvascular infiltration and its interaction with cancer cells. However, most of these models primarily focus on blood vessels and use microfluidic channels coated with endothelial cells, which fail to replicate near-physiological conditions. To address this limitation, the MicroVasculoid-chip is introduced, a novel human microcirculation-on-a-chip model that features self-organized 3D blood and lymphatic microvasculature alongside tumor spheroids. This innovative platform enables the exploration of interactions between multi-cellular tumors and both microvascular networks. Using lung cancer as a case study, how tumor-released mediators influence vessel morphology is investigated in relation to tumor invasion capacity, identifying molecular factors potentially associated with microvascular remodeling. Overall, the MicroVasculoid-chip provides a robust tool for investigating and modeling critical events of cancer neo-vascularization, for deciphering fundamental mechanisms of cancer cell invasion into the microvasculature, and for future drug screening applications.

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Advanced Materials Technologies
Advanced Materials Technologies Materials Science-General Materials Science
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期刊介绍: Advanced Materials Technologies Advanced Materials Technologies is the new home for all technology-related materials applications research, with particular focus on advanced device design, fabrication and integration, as well as new technologies based on novel materials. It bridges the gap between fundamental laboratory research and industry.
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