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Studying the Role of Mechanical Properties of Cancer Cells in Tumour Detachment, Migration and Secondary Tumour Formation
Tumour cell detachment, migration and invasion, and secondary tumour formation are critical oncogenic processes during cancer metastasis. Although several molecular mechanisms have been reported to facilitate metastasis, it remains elusive how cellular mechanics contribute to these processes. The go...
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Department of Human Biology
2022
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