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Cancer metastasis: Perivascular macrophages under watch

Michele De Palma, Ece Kadioglu
2015
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Abstract

TIE2-expressing macrophages cluster around blood vessels and sustain tumor angiogenesis. Harney and colleagues now use live imaging of mouse mammary tumors to show that these perivascular macrophages also promote the transient opening of tumor blood vessels to facilitate hematogenous cancer cell dissemination and metastasis.

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