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Network biology elucidates metastatic colon cancer mechanisms

Through multiple steps of invasion and metastasis cancer cells can escape from the primary tumor, and colonize at distant sites.1 These processes are triggered by mutations though not all of them p...

Inna Kuperstein | Andrei Zinovyev | A. Zinovyev | I. Kuperstein | S. Robine | Sylvie Robine

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