Chromosomal instability in cancer cells causes DNA damage and promotes invasiveness (IMAGE)
Caption
In cells with high levels of chromosomal instability (in red), activation of the apoptotic caspases (in green) plays a fundamental role in tissue invasiveness.
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Dr. Mariana Muzzopappa, IRB Barcelona
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