Transient commensal clonal interactions can drive tumor metastasis

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RT @AthenaAktipis: Can cancer cells cooperate in ways that drive metastasis? Our study reveals how transient cooperation between non-tumori…

Can cancer cells cooperate in ways that drive metastasis? Our study reveals how transient cooperation between non-tumorigenic clones and metastatic clones can fuel tumor spread in ovarian cancer. https://t.co/TPAbL0GE49 #CancerResearch #Metastasis #Tu…

Cancer cells cooperate, but that cooperation is transient, as predicted by evolutionary models. Reflecting on this work we did on ovarian cancer led by @SNaffarAbuAmara https://t.co/TPAbL0G6eB

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