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An immunocompetent osteoblastic model of mammary cancer bone metastasis established by syngeneic intratibial injection of PyMT mammary carcinoma cells in FVB/N mice

2026-07-09

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Osteoblastic bone metastasis, in which disseminated tumor cells drive net bone formation, is a clinically distinct and mechanistically underexplored form of skeletal disease that is enriched in hormone receptor-positive breast cancers. Preclinical models of bone metastasis from breast cancer predominantly rely on immunodeficient hosts inoculated with osteolytic human breast cancer cell lines, limiting the study of...

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6106bc8b-208b-556a-9373-92fa37a95d60
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10.64898/2026.07.08.737245
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