Professor Maria Kavallaris, Professor Benjamin Thierry
Dr Frieda Mansfeld, Dr Fran Ercole
A major challenge in the development and implementation of effective nanomedicine, is the lack of preclinical models that recapitulate the complexity of the complex cellular systems and microenvironments. Towards accelerating the development of nanotechnology strategies that target specific organ and cellular systems, we are developing the next generation of in vitro models designed to replicate physiological and biological systems relevant to the characterisation and evaluation of bio-nano interactions. Ultimately, these advanced models will guide the development of nano-based therapeutic and diagnostic strategies better tailored to specific diseases.
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