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Modeling Brain Metastasis Via Tail-Vein Injection of Inflammatory Breast Cancer Cells
Published on: February 4, 2021
[Secondary neovascularization--one of the steps in the development and progression of breast cancer]
Abstract:
Published data on the role of microcirculation and secondary neovascularization in line with immune, coagulating and anticoagulating effects in the development of breast carcinoma have been analyzed. Multifactorial influences realized through a microcirculatory bed determine a dynamic formation of tumor cells heterogeneity, the appearance of new clones including those with characteristic biological properties (capacity of metastasizing). Secondary neovascularization determining the carcinoma genesis at its different stages, ability to metastasize and invade affects tumor prognosis.
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