Interrogating 3D versus 2D cellular models in drug discovery

A current goal in cancer research is to expand the arsenal of quantitative assays that can be used to characterize and interrogate cellular functions in 3D models.

In this application note, Thermo Fisher Scientific highlights how its existing microplate assays can be used to quantify functional differences between 2D and 3D cellular models and provide a time- and cost-efficient method for understanding therapeutic effects on 3D cellular models.