AI May Soon Replace Mice Models in Brain Cancer Research
Studying tumor growth and treatment is a crucial part of cancer research because it aids in the development of more effective treatments. Despite decades of research, however, drug identification for the treatment of brain cancer is still slow. This is mainly due to the lack of better models for research. This may soon change after Uppsala University researchers used artificial intelligence (“AI”) to develop a new technique to study brain cancer. The technique is based on the transplantation of tumor cells to zebrafish embryos, which are then observed using AI. This technique can partially replace the mouse models that are…