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Cells Have Octopus-Like Tentacles That Helps It Move Around: Will Inhibiting These Structures Stop Cancer From Spreading?

Cells Have Octopus-Like Tentacles Helping Them Move Around and Inhibiting Them Could Probably Stop Cancer From Spreading, Study Claims

Medicine & Technology Mar 28, 2022

Living cells explore and invade tissues through their octopus-like tentacles called filopodia. Read the article to know how it could be used for cancer research.

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Cells Have Octopus-Like Tentacles Helping Them Move Around and Inhibiting Them Could Probably Stop Cancer From Spreading, Study Claims

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