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The importance of the endothelial-tumor cell dialogue during metastatic dissemination
Metastasis formation is responsible for most cancer-related deaths and results from a complex process during which tumor cells (TCs) disseminate, notably via the vascular network. The traditional view of endothelial cells (ECs) as a mere barrier during TC extravasation is evolving: they are now reco
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