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Durante décadas, la investigadora Mina Bissell persiguió la idea revolucionaria de que una célula cancerosa no se convierte automáticamente en un tumor, sino que depende de las señales de las células adyacentes (su microambiente) para desarrollarse de una determinada forma. Bissell comparte con nosotros los dos experimentos clave que demostraron la invalidez del actual conocimiento sobre el crecimiento del cáncer.
Mina Bissell studies how cancer interacts with our bodies, searching for clues to how cancer's microenvironment influences its growth. Full bio »
Translated into Spanish by Luis Javier Salvador
Reviewed by Alessandra Tadiotto
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