Breast cancer cells ‘regulate their own metastases’
Drug Discovery World
SEPTEMBER 21, 2022
According to a study published in Cell Reports, the breast cancer cells regulate their own metastases by fuelling dissemination from the original tumour and determining routes to invade distant organs like the lungs. The microscopy studies revealed that these cells enter a dormant state after invading the lungs by secreting the protein TGF?2.
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