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This work aims to understand and improve the outcomes of brain metastases by leveraging patient-derived resources.

July 5, 2026EMBO Molecular MedicineOpen Access

Patient-derived resources for decoding and targeting brain metastases ecosystems

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This work aims to understand and improve the outcomes of brain metastases by leveraging patient-derived resources.
Discusses biobanks, clinical cohorts, and functional models derived from patients.
Highlights rapid autopsy programs to study early metastatic seeding.
Addresses spatial transcriptomics and liquid biopsy techniques for monitoring.
Patient-derived organotypic cultures and organoid systems provide insights for therapeutic profiling.
Spatial transcriptomics and proteomics reveal BrM microenvironment architecture.
Emerging liquid biopsy methods, including photonic biosensors, support non-invasive monitoring.

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Perspective examines patient-derived resources for improving precision treatment of brain metastases, indicating potential advances in early detection and prevention.

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Valiente et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a49f68df5d1d45b28800dd2 https://doi.org/10.1038/s44321-026-00472-y

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Perspective examines patient-derived resources for improving precision treatment of brain metastases, indicating potential advances in early detection and prevention.

Patient-derived resources for decoding and targeting brain metastases ecosystems

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Patient-derived resources for decoding and targeting brain metastases ecosystems

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