Ovarian cancer is known for its aggressive spread, often targeting fatty tissues in the abdomen. Now, a study published in Nature Communications by researchers at Karolinska Institutet and Queen Mary University of London reveals that it’s not just chemical signals that guide this invasion—fat tissue’s physical properties play a crucial role.
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