3D cellular models

3D cellular models are laboratory-created structures that mimic the natural arrangement and function of cells in living tissues. Unlike traditional 2D cell cultures, these models provide a more realistic environment, allowing researchers to study how cells interact, grow, and respond to treatments in three dimensions. This approach enhances our understanding of diseases, drug responses, and tissue engineering, making it crucial for medical research and development. By simulating the complexity of real tissues, 3D cellular models help improve the effectiveness of therapies and the safety of new treatments.