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Researchers Find Cerebrospinal Fluid Boosts Cancer Cell Aggression
1 month ago | By Discovery's Edge
In cell studies, Mayo researchers and collaborators have uncovered why tumor cells from glioblastoma are more aggressive in one part of the brain than in others. In an article published in Neuro-Oncology , the authors discuss their findings that the genetic expression of cancer cells changed when they grew close to the brain's aquifer of cerebrospinal fluid. This liquid nourishes brain tissue and helps protect it from being jostled. But cancer cells are more aggressive when they develop near the area where this fluid is made and stored in the brain, called the lateral ventricles.
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