HAL (France)
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Cigarette smoke and tumor microenvironment copromote aggressiveness of human breast cancer cells
Abstract Breast cancer is a major public health issue and the role of pollutants in promoting breast cancer progression has recently been suggested. We aimed to assess if a mixture of pollutants, cigarette smoke, could favor the aggressivity of breast cancer cells. We also evaluated the impact of th
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