Triple-negative breast cancer metastases in lungs contain more diverse cells than those in liver
(American Association for the Advancement of Science) Metastatic tumors originating from notoriously aggressive triple-negative breast cancer that emerge in the lungs contain a more diverse array of cancer cells than those that arise in the liver, according to a new study in mice and organs from deceased cancer patients. The study also identified a set of genes that distinguish lung and liver metastases; together, the
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