Survival improves when cancer is detected early. However,~ 50% of cancers are at an
advanced stage when diagnosed. Early detection of cancer or precancerous change allows …

Cancer is a major stress for public well‐being and is the most dreadful disease. The models
used in the discovery of cancer treatment are continuously changing and extending toward …

In recent years, hydrogel-based three-dimensional tumor models have become increasingly
mainstream for cancer research. Hydrogels enable recapitulation of biochemical and …

Immunotherapy has emerged as one of the most powerful anti‐cancer therapies but is
stymied by the limits of existing preclinical models with respect to disease latency and …

Cancer research depends on the challenging task of producing representative and reliable
models of human disease; these have largely been limited to mouse models or human …

Cancer is the main health problem with high morbidity and mortality. The worldwide annual
incidence and deaths from cancers are estimated in millions [1, 2]. Hence, cancer therapy …

In vitro cancer models are envisioned as high-throughput screening platforms for potential
new therapeutic discovery and/or validation. They also serve as tools to achieve …

Several oncogenic viruses are associated with approximately 20% of human cancers.
Experimental models are crucial for studying the pathogenicity and biological aspects of …

Simple Summary The activity of SMYD3 in promoting carcinogenesis is currently under
debate. Growing evidence seems to confirm that SMYD3 overexpression correlates with …

Drug discovery and the development of safe and effective therapeutics is an intricate
procedure, further complicated in the context of cancer research by the inherent …