| Literature DB >> 29589151 |
I Teles Alves1, N Cohen2, P G Ersan3, R Eyre4, I Godet5,6, D Holovanchuk7, R Jackstadt8, L Kyjacova9, K Mahal7, A Noguera-Castells10, L Recalde-Percaz11,10, J P Sleeman8,12,13.
Abstract
New experimental tools are urgently required to better understand the metastatic process. The importance of such tools is underscored by the fact that many anti-cancer therapies are generally ineffective against established metastases. This makes a major contribution to the fact that metastatic spread is responsible for over 90% of cancer patient deaths. It was therefore timely that the recent "Seed and Soil: In Vivo Models of Metastasis" conference held in Berlin, Germany (27-29 of November 2017) aimed to give an in-depth overview of the latest research models and tools for studying metastasis, and to showcase recent findings from world-leading metastasis researchers. This Meeting Report summarises the major themes of this ground-breaking conference.Entities:
Keywords: Metastasis; Mouse models; Signaling
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Year: 2018 PMID： 29589151 DOI： 10.1007/s10585-018-9886-x
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Clin Exp Metastasis ISSN： 0262-0898 Impact factor: 5.150