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Mechanical cues of extracellular matrix determine tumor innervation

Jiang et al., 2024

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16473007371156065564
Author
Jiang S
Zhang S
Cai Z
Yu M
Li H
Jiang L
Cai S
Zhu Y
Wang H
Huo R
Xia X
Yao H
Zhu L
Zhang X
Hu L
Li Q
Li J
Huo Y
Hua R
Xue J
Jiang C
Sun Y
Zhang J
Zhang Z
Liu D
Xiao G
Zhang Z
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bioRxiv

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Peripheral tumors can establish local autonomic and sensory nerve networks, termed as tumor innervation (TIN), to support tumorigenesis and metastasis. While nerve dependence in cancers is well-established, the mechanisms governing TIN remain unclear. Here, we …
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