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Tunneling nanotubes mediate mitochondrial homeostasis in cancer
Tumor progression is driven by cancer cells’ ability to establish a cellular network through tunneling nanotube-like connections (TNTs), which enable mitochondrial exchange both within the tumor cells and with the tumor microenvironment (TME). However, the functional consequences of mitochondrial tr
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