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Target organ adhesion cells

Adhesion to specific substrates. Adhesion of malignant tumor cells to cellular or acellular components of the target organ is a necessary step for further invasion and growth as metastatic colonies. Hence, adhesion to ECM components or to parenchymal cells have been used to select cell populations with altered adhesion properties, and a changed metastatic phenotype. [Pg.173]

See other pages where Target organ adhesion cells is mentioned: [Pg.182] [Pg.120] [Pg.149] [Pg.819] [Pg.282] [Pg.8] [Pg.29] [Pg.44] [Pg.126] [Pg.167] [Pg.216] [Pg.3] [Pg.158] [Pg.152] [Pg.282] [Pg.120] [Pg.287] [Pg.123] [Pg.120] [Pg.131] [Pg.349] [Pg.350] [Pg.351] [Pg.353] [Pg.355] [Pg.357] [Pg.357] [Pg.358] [Pg.364] [Pg.247] [Pg.249] [Pg.223] [Pg.174] [Pg.988] [Pg.564] [Pg.249] [Pg.166] [Pg.82] [Pg.105] [Pg.232] [Pg.122] [Pg.803] [Pg.85] [Pg.201] [Pg.157] [Pg.1432] [Pg.171] [Pg.120] [Pg.46] [Pg.2647]

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Cell adhesion

Cell adhesive

Cell organization

Cell targeting

Organ targeting

Organic adhesives

Target Cell