CANCER TISSUE CULTURE IN CANCER BIOLOGY  PART 1

The main aim of a biologist who studies tissue culture in cancer biology is to understand the behaviour of the cancer cell in intact organisms, but understanding cancer biology is a major challenge of this century. Major research has been done, which made itself evident that only new tissue culture cancer model, with low complexity and high predictability, will be useful and allow the development of effective therapies. In this article, we are going to discuss the development or advancement of tissue culture engineering, especially how three-dimensional technique is useful in cancer tissue culture. The 3D techniques and new models are helpful in several ways like reproducibility, Tailorable complexities and mainly ethical sustainability which makes suitable tools not only for mimicking tissue regenerations but also for producing many effective therapies which going to be very useful. Then finally we will be discussing important research and studies which is been recently reported in the public literature about cancer TE. This article will show you a general achievement in cancer biology which is really beneficial in cancer tissue culture. A special little focus was given to pancreas, breast and prostate tumors.

INTRODUTION:

As we all know tissue culture is a branch of biology in which tissues or cells higher plants and higher animal is been grown artificially in a controlled environment. Despite our body itself develops and evolve in three dimentional environment since the very first embryonic event but we are still studying two dimentional techniques in cancer biology with the help of vitro cell culture. Futher investigations have confirmed that all the cells change their phenotype when they are cultured in 2 dimentional condition. But mostly their results are unsatisfactory. Therefore, there are tremendous need for new 3D model which makes it easy to understand all the biological process at the base of tissue and organ development and also their homeostasis and not to a lesser extent, degeneration, and alteration.