Wafer Thin Models

"Understanding how cancer cells interact with each other and with healthy tissues is critical if we are going to develop new therapies. Looking at tumours using this new system is so much more dynamic than the static 2D versions we are used to," said Karen Vousden, CRUK's chief scientist.

Israeli supermodel Bar Refaeli admits she gets extremely upset when she sees wafer-thin models.

"Understanding how cancer cells interact with each other and with healthy tissues is critical if we are going to develop new therapies. Looking at tumours using this new system is so much more dynamic than the static 2D versions we are used to," said Karen Vousden, CRUK's chief scientist.

Israeli supermodel Bar Refaeli admits she gets extremely upset when she sees wafer-thin models.