Tumours build their niche

Meritxell Huch () and Emma L. Rawlins ()
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Meritxell Huch: Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge
Emma L. Rawlins: Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge

Nature, 2017, vol. 545, issue 7654, 292-293

Abstract: It emerges that tumour cells can give rise to non-dividing cells that form part of the supporting microenvironment known as the niche. These niche cells secrete proteins that drive tumour growth and progression. See Letters p.355 & p.360

Date: 2017
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