POPA ReconResearchers mapped metastasis in mice and found that cancer cells first enter a temporary immune-evasive state to survive, then recruit…
Researchers mapped metastasis in mice and found that cancer cells first enter a temporary immune-evasive state to survive, then recruit immune-suppressive macrophages that enable rapid tumor growth. Blocking either stage significantly reduced lung metastases, highlighting potential new targets for therapies aimed at preventing metastatic disease. https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adz7928
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