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Tweaking DNA of myeloid cells curbs cancer spread

Michele De Palma, Ali Ghasemi
2020
Journal Articles

Abstract

Blood cells called myeloid cells can facilitate metastasis - the spread of a tumour to distant organs. Taming these cells with drugs that alter the chemical structure of their DNA limits metastasis in mice.

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