A new biophysics study from ISTA and the Francis Crick Institute shows that irregular, disordered microenvironments around tumor cells promote detachment and metastasis, revealing a general physical principle that may inform future cancer therapies.
Disordered Tissue Geometry Around Tumors Found to Drive Cancer Spread
A new biophysics study from ISTA and the Francis Crick Institute shows that irregular, disordered microenvironments around tumor cells promote detachment and metastasis, revealing a general physical principle that may inform future cancer therapies.
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