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Yongjae Jo 1 Seokgyu Han 3, 4 Hyunjun Kye 1 Jinhee Yoo 1 Junhyung Kim 2

Kim et al.

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Kim I
Jo Y
Han S
Kye H
Yoo J
Kim J
Park S
Park B

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Three-dimensional (3D) tumor–vessel models provide a physiologically relevant platform to study tumor-induced angiogenesis and evaluate therapeutic responses. However, imaging- based analysis of these models is often constrained by limited penetration depth and …
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