Predictive assay for tumor control

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An in vitro method for determining clonogenicity of and measuring the effect of physical (such as radiation or heat) or chemical treatment on mammalian test cells, including normal and tumor test cells. The method comprises encasing the test cells in agglomerates of non-proliferating, but metabolically active, feeder cells which are capable of forming spheroids. The resulting mixed (hybrid) multicellular spheroids provide an in vivo-like environment for the entrapped test cells. Test cells are subjected to treatment either before or after incorporation into spheroids, and the effect of such treatment is then evaluated from the colony forming ability of spheroids containing test cells.

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The invention described herein was supported by a grant awarded by the National Institutes of Health No. RO1 CA 35289.

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