Human cerebral assembloids as a model to study the interaction of glioblastoma with resident glial cells
Glioblastoma (GB) is a highly invasive brain cancer characterized by extensive peritumoral glial reactivity. Although GB infiltration and recurrence remain major therapeutic challenges, the contribution of GB-induced gliosis to tumor progression is poorly understood. To investigate glia-GB interactions, we developed human iPSC-derived cerebral forebrain assembloids containing innate microglia and…
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