… In the current review, we attempt to explain why cancer cells … sustains tumor cell proliferation
and aggressiveness (… effect also promotes many tumor characteristics that result in …

… on cancer evolution and therapy. We show acid adapted cancer cells acquire aggressive and
… We also show rearrangement of cancer cells in their tumor society as a defensive strategy …

… cell surface marker CD133 in human brain tumors, such as medulloblastoma and glioblastoma
[15–17]. The present study hypothesizes that cancer cells … pancreatic cancer cells was …

… Thus, we hypothesized that PTPL1 regulates breast cancer cell aggressiveness through
inactivation of the Src kinase pathway. The inhibition of Src kinase expression drastically …

… cells, so that they can give efficient support for cancer cell proliferation and spreading. A
mandatory role in tumor … In tumors, cytokines released by cancer cells convert fibroblasts into a …

… tumor aggressiveness and poor patient outcome. [Cancer Res 2008;68(7):2076–80] …
Although reports on cancer cells themselves have described the growth-stimulating effects …

… In the following study, we combine vital microscopy of cancer cells and MRE experiments
in patient derived tumor explants with tissue-mimicking collagen samples, along with literature …

… , death resistance and cellular energy, through bioimpedance … aggressiveness of multiple
cancer cell lines. This further opens avenues for extrapolation of present work to human tumor …

… Based on the sensitivity of ovarian cancer cell proliferation and invasiveness and in vivo tumor
… via LPA2 and LPA3 receptors may play a critical role in the progression of ovarian cancer. …

… about the tumor microenvironment and adaptations of the cells beyond the analysis of
molecular characteristics of breast cancer. During the tumorigenesis, cancer cells adapt their …