Cyclin D1b induces changes in the macrophage phenotype resulting in promotion of tumor metastasis.

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In breast cancer, tumor-associated macrophages with activated phenotypes promote tumor invasion and metastasis. The more aggressive mesenchymal-like breast cancer cells have a selective advantage, skewing macrophages toward the more immunosuppressive subtype. However, the mechanism underlying this shift is poorly understood. Cyclin D1b is a highly oncogenic variant of cyclin D1. Our previous study showed that...

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