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Deciphering tumour tissue organization by 3D electron microscopy and machine learning

Medicine and Health

Deciphering tumour tissue organization by 3D electron microscopy and machine learning

B. D. D. Senneville, F. Z. Khoubai, et al.

This study by Baudouin Denis de Senneville, Fatma Zohra Khoubai, and their colleagues explored the intricate 3D organization of hepatoblastoma tissues. Utilizing advanced imaging techniques and machine learning, they unveiled fascinating correlations between tumor cell size and their subcellular components, advancing our understanding of tumor architecture.

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Abstract
This study analyzed the 3D organization of hepatoblastoma patient-derived xenograft tissues using serial block-face scanning electron microscopy and machine learning. Digital reconstitution of the sample revealed correlations between hepatoblastoma cell size and their nucleus, cytoplasm, and mitochondrial mass. Anatomical connections were found between blood capillaries and the planar alignment and size of tumor cells. A set of tumor cells showed polarization towards a bile canaliculus-like structure. The study identified bioarchitectural parameters shaping tumor organization, furthering the field of onconanotomy.
Publisher
Communications Biology
Published On
Dec 13, 2021
Authors
Baudouin Denis de Senneville, Fatma Zohra Khoubai, Marc Bevilacqua, Alexandre Labedade, Kathleen Flosseau, Christophe Chardot, Sophie Branchereau, Jean Ripoche, Stefano Cairo, Etienne Gontier, Christophe F. Grosset
Tags
hepatoblastoma
3D organization
xenograft
machine learning
tumor architecture
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