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Integrin-dependent neutrophil slowing reduces lung perfusion and supports metastasis in a model of breast cancer
Neutrophils are critical in establishing a tumor-cell-nurturing and immunosuppressive pulmonary “pre-metastatic” niche in breast cancer. The localization and behavior of these neutrophils is, however, not well described. Using multiplexed imaging to investigate the pre-metastatic lung in a spontaneo
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