| Literature DB >> 33798957 |
Zaozao Chen1, Ning Ma2, Xiaowei Sun3, Qiwei Li4, Yi Zeng4, Fei Chen3, Shiqi Sun3, Jun Xu3, Jing Zhang3, Huan Ye3, Jianjun Ge3, Zheng Zhang4, Xingran Cui4, Kam Leong5, Yang Chen6, Zhongze Gu7.
Abstract
Three-dimensional in vitro tumor models provide more physiologically relevant responses to drugs than 2D models, but the lack of proper evaluation indices and the laborious quantitation of tumor behavior in 3D have limited the use of 3D tumor models in large-scale preclinical drug screening. Here we propose two indices of 3D tumor invasiveness-the excess perimeter index (EPI) and the multiscale entropy index (MSEI)-and combine these indices with a new convolutional neural network-based algorithm for tumor spheroid boundary detection. This new algorithm for 3D tumor boundary detection and invasiveness analysis is more accurate than any other existing algorithms. We apply this spheroid monitoring and AI-based recognition technique ("SMART") to evaluating the invasiveness of tumor spheroids grown from tumor cell lines and from primary tumor cells in 3D culture.Entities:
Keywords: 3D culture; Cancer invasiveness; Deep learning; Microphysiological System
Year: 2021 PMID: 33798957 DOI: 10.1016/j.biomaterials.2021.120770
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Biomaterials ISSN: 0142-9612 Impact factor: 12.479