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The Basic Biology of Metastasis | SpringerLink
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It is the ability to metastasize that makes cancer a fatal disease. Of the 555,500 cancer-related deaths expected this year in the United States, the vast majority are due to the development of metastatic disease rather than the primary tumor (Jemal et al., 2002)....
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