Abstract 818: Organoid based functional test to predict personalized treatment in cholangiocarcinoma
Astrid Margossian(Precision for Medicine (United States)), Carla Grandori(Precision for Medicine (United States)), Lauren Appleyard(Precision for Medicine (United States)), Milind Javle(The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center), Hallie A. Swan(Precision for Medicine (United States)), Michael Churchill(Harvard University), Vijaykrishna Gadi, Rachele Rosati(Precision for Medicine (United States)), Franz X. Schaub(Precision for Medicine (United States)), Alexandra Dullea, Christopher J. Kemp(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Annie Richardson, Robert L. Diaz, Ali Zarrinpar(University of Florida), Shalini Pereira(Precision for Medicine (United States)), G. Adam Whitney(Precision for Medicine (United States))
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