Abstract The three‐dimensional (3D) multicellular platforms prepared by cells or
biomaterials have been widely applied in biomedical fields for the regeneration of complex …

photon polymerization is a promising technology for creating complex, microscale 3D
matrices for biomedical and also bioprinting applications. Cancer research provides …

Long-term remission in cancer patients treated with ex vivo bona fide M1-induced
macrophages has been poor, and the reasons behind this are not understood. Injected M1 …

Antitumor immune polarization is a key predictor of clinical outcomes to cancer therapy. An
emerging concept influencing clinical outcome involves the spatial location of CD8+ T cells …

Our ability to interrogate the tumor immune microenvironment (TIME) at an ever-increasing
granularity has uncovered critical determinants of disease progression. Not only do we now …

Hypoxia can aggravate tumor occurrence, development, invasion, and metastasis, and
greatly inhibit the photodynamic therapy (PDT) effect. Herein, carbon nitride (CNs)‐based …

To streamline the drug discovery pipeline, there is a pressing need for preclinical models
which replicate the complexity and scale of native tumors. While there have been …

Tuberculosis (TB) is a public health concern that impacts 10 million people around the
world. Current in vitro models are low throughput and/or lack caseation, which impairs drug …

Triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) causes a significant challenge in oncology due to its
aggressive nature and limited treatment options. This study introduces a promising strategy …

Hypoxia is a condition frequently encountered by cells in tissues, whether as a normal
feature of their microenvironment or subsequent to deregulated growth. Hypoxia can lead to …