RRC ID |
82135
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Author |
Chow T, Humble W, Lucarelli E, Onofrillo C, Choong PF, Di Bella C, Duchi S.
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Title |
Feasibility and barriers to rapid establishment of patient-derived primary osteosarcoma cell lines in clinical management.
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Journal |
iScience
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Abstract |
Osteosarcoma is a highly aggressive primary bone tumor that has seen little improvement in survival rates in the past three decades. Preclinical studies are conducted on a small pool of commercial cell lines which may not fully reflect the genetic heterogeneity of this complex cancer, potentially hindering translatability of in vitro results. Developing a single-site laboratory protocol to rapidly establish patient-derived primary cancer cell lines (PCCL) within a clinically actionable time frame of a few weeks will have significant scientific and clinical ramifications. These PCCL can widen the pool of available cell lines for study while patient-specific data could derive therapeutic correlation. This endeavor is exceedingly challenging considering the proposed time constraints. By proposing key definitions and a clear theoretical framework, this evaluation of osteosarcoma cell line establishment methodology over the past three decades assesses feasibility by identifying barriers and suggesting solutions, thereby facilitating systematic experimentation and optimization.
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Volume |
27(9)
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Pages |
110251
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Published |
2024-9-20
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DOI |
10.1016/j.isci.2024.110251
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PII |
S2589-0042(24)01476-7
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PMID |
39286504
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PMC |
PMC11403063
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Resource |
Human and Animal Cells |
NOS-1(RCB1032)
NOS-2(RCB1033)
NOS-10(RCB2348) |