The primary tumor may form inside the mammary duct, where cancer cells are confined
The observation used a modifiedscientists fluorescent microscope, which carried out video filming of cells at the nanoscale. This made it possible to measure the strength of impulses emanating from cancer cells.
"Previous studies have measured movementcell protrusions over longer periods of time, but our study showed that a lot can happen in just 15 minutes. Our methods provide more accurate computational data. I believe that technological developments will ultimately contribute to the development of preclinical research,” said Juho Pocki.
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