Epigenetic Carcinogenesis and Malignancy: The Significance of Migratory Potential

What is it about?

The paper gives a brief summary of the importance of cell migration in establishing the growth of cancer. It describes the environmental restrictions on normal growth and illustrates by means of a computer model how malignant cells which exhibit many metabolic defects are able to outcompete their normal progenitor population.

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Why is it important?

The illustrated property features the essence of malignancy.