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Finding the tumor copycat: Therapy fails, patients don't | Nature Medicine
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The complexity of human metastatic cancer is difficult to mimic in mouse models. As a consequence, seemingly successful studies in murine models do not translate into success in late phases of clinical trials, pouring money, time and people

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