Cellules souches cancéreuses et futures modalités thérapeutiques du cancer

F. de Sousa E Melo; I. Guessous; L. Vermeulen; J. P. Medema

Cellules souches cancéreuses et futures modalités thérapeutiques du cancer

F. de Sousa E Melo
, I. Guessous
, L. Vermeulen
, J. P. Medema

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Abstract

A growing body of evidence indicates that a subpopulation of tumor cells, the so-called cancer stem cells (CSCs), drive tumor growth and metastasis and preclude therapy efficiency. CSCs have been isolated in virtually all type of tumors. These findings may have important consequences for clinical prognostic. Current cancer research aims to unravel the CSCs' unique biological mechanisms. The development of new CSCs-targeted treatments shed therefore new hopes in improving cancer therapy

Original language	French
Pages (from-to)	774-777
Journal	Revue medicale suisse
Volume	7
Issue number	289
Publication status	Published - 2011

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