… In this review, we focused on our studies of cancer dormancy in a murine B cell
lymphoma and human breast cancer. Lifelong dormancy was induced in syngeneic mice by …

… at various stages of cancer. Occult tumor cells can persist in a state of dormancy for many
years in individuals treated for cancer (2). Upon relapse, dormant cancer cells may emerge as …

… from the experimental work reviewed here, as they might offer possibilities for translating
our knowledge of cancer dormancy into the clinic. Manifestations of cancer dormancy …

… We discuss four aspects of cancer dormancy that we … dormancy early in disease to clinical
cancer dormancy, (ii) the role of both adaptive and innate immunity in controlling cancer, (iii) …

… The dormant phase of tumors offers a promising therapeutic window. Cancer dormancy is a
… Indeed, although treatment of a cancer can be apparently successful, the tumor may recur …

… In this Perspective, in accordance with Hadfield’s original definition, we use the term dormant
cancer cells to refer to non-proliferating cancer cells that have undergone G0–G1 cell cycle …

… of the evidence of cancer dormancy, Aguirre-Ghiso suggested that cellular dormancy is an
… In Caenorhabditis elegans, pathways that sense stress will induce cellular dormancy or …

… that immunity can indeed hold preformed cancer in check. These … cancer dormancy in
humans with the hopes of devising new, immunotherapeutic strategies to treat established cancer. …

… In contrast, approximately 80% of poorly metastatic breast cancer cells remained as
dormant solitary cells in the mouse liver. A subset of these cells could be recovered and grown …

… non-cancer-related deaths indicate that the majority of individuals harbor dormant cancers
that … Only a few of the microscopic cancers may progress or expand to a detectable size. Even …