Replicating In Vivo Micro Scale Biology In Vitro: Cancer Biology and Neutrophil Migration - presented by Prof. David Beebe

Replicating In Vivo Micro Scale Biology In Vitro: Cancer Biology and Neutrophil Migration

Prof. David Beebe

Prof. David Beebe
MacDiarmid Seminar Series
Host
The MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology
DateFriday, April 4, 2025 1:00 AM to 2:00 AM (UTC)
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In-person locationUniversity of Canterbury
The MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology
Replicating In Vivo Micro Scale Biology In Vitro: Cancer Biology and Neutrophil Migration
Prof. David Beebe
Prof. David Beebe
University of Wisconsin–Madison

Cell biology occurs at the micro scale. I will describe two projects where we are using micro scale technology to replicate in vivo micro scale biology. In the first, we build patient-specific models of cancer with cells from that patient to replicate the tumor (and it’s microenvironment) structure and function. The model includes eight different cell types including both lymph and blood vasculature and the tumor cells in a spheroid format. We than treat these models to predict which treatment (e.g. drug, radiation) will be best for that patient. In the second, we are applying a recently developed under oil microfluidic technology to replicate the in vivo single cell scale mechanics and kinetics during neutrophil migration.

Date & time
Apr
4
2025
Friday, April 4, 2025 1:00 AM to 2:00 AM (UTC)
In-person location
University of Canterbury
Virtual meeting held on Zoom.
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