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The role of metastasis-associated proteins in trophoblast motility and invasion

2020-01-01

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During placental development, the pathways that regulate the invasion of trophoblasts into the decidua will lead to remodelling the uterine vasculature and will eventually give rise to placenta formation. The same pathways get reactivated during cancer development and can lead to tumour cell invasion and the metastatic process. As a consequence, there are striking similarities between the behaviour of tumour cells...

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10.48780/publications.aston.ac.uk.00042437
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