YOU ARE WORKING WITH A NEW DRUG TO TREAT BREAST TUMORS. PRESENT AN OUTLINE OF THE STEPS YOU WOULD CARRY OLUT IN PRECLINICAL TESTING. WHAT ASPECTS OF DRUG ACTIVITY AGAINST THE TUMOR CAN BE ADDRESSED: IN MONOLAYER CULTURE? IN MUTICELLULAR TUMOR SPHEROID CULTURE? WHAT TYPES OF COMPLEX TISSUE CULTURE ENVIRONMENTS MAY ALSO BE USEFUL FOR DRUG TESTING?

YOU ARE WORKING WITH A NEW DRUG TO TREAT BREAST TUMORS. PRESENT AN OUTLINE OF THE STEPS YOU WOULD CARRY OLUT IN PRECLINICAL TESTING. WHAT ASPECTS OF DRUG ACTIVITY AGAINST THE TUMOR CAN BE ADDRESSED: IN MONOLAYER CULTURE? IN MUTICELLULAR TUMOR SPHEROID CULTURE? WHAT TYPES OF COMPLEX TISSUE CULTURE ENVIRONMENTS MAY ALSO BE USEFUL FOR DRUG TESTING?

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