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portada Physiopathogenesis of metastases
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
152
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x0.9 cm
Weight
0.23 kg.
ISBN13
9786205890127

Physiopathogenesis of metastases

Smadhi Hanène (Author) · Khaldi Sana (Author) · Rejeb Ahmed (Author) · Our Knowledge Publishing · Paperback

Physiopathogenesis of metastases - Hanène, Smadhi ; Sana, Khaldi ; Ahmed, Rejeb

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Synopsis "Physiopathogenesis of metastases"

The metastatic process is a very complex phenomenon involving genetic alterations, cells and a microenvironment. In order to succeed in its metastatic implantation, the cancer cell must possess a certain number of specific properties that allow it to survive. This metastatic process is prepared from the local phase of the cancer. Indeed, during tumor growth, cancer cells undergo successive mutations linked to the genomic instability of cancers. These mutations lead to the selection of specific cell clones called metastasizing cell clones that have all the necessary capacities to successfully implant and grow as secondary tumors. During their migration, the tumor cells will have to face the host immune system to promote their dissemination. Even if the treatment of metastatic cancer is still far from being achieved, new targeted molecules offer precise actions, testifying to a more and more detailed knowledge of the mechanisms involved.

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