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Macrophages restrict tumor permissiveness to immune infiltration by controlling local collagen topography through a Tcf4-Collagen3 fibrotic axis

2025-01-22

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During tumorigenesis, the extracellular matrix (ECM), which constitutes the structural scaffold of tissues, is profoundly remodeled. While the impact of such remodeling on tumor growth and invasion has been extensively investigated, much less is known on the consequences of ECM remodeling on tumor infiltration by immune cells. By combining tissue imaging and machine-learning, we here show that the localization of...

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a448db83-2495-5d1e-bec0-2a9fd2f0fc72
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10.1101/2025.01.17.633527
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