Virginia Tech researchers discover how cell size and chromosomal abnormalities influence cancer aggressiveness
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Researchers at Virginia Tech are using detailed laboratory analyses, including examining microscopic tumor slices grown in mice, to uncover why some cancers grow faster, spread more aggressively, and resist treatment. The work investigates how abnormal cancer cells recruit healthy tissue and how cell size could help predict tumor danger.
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