Thick fluid around glioblastoma tumors may make cancer cells more invasive
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A microfluidic-chip study found that prolonged exposure to thick fluid makes glioblastoma cells smaller, more flexible and better able to pass through narrow spaces, with some changes persisting afterward. Fluid at a tumor’s advancing edge is about eight times as viscous as at its dead center.
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