It is well acknowledged that tumors display extensive cellular and molecular heterogeneity. Despite of cell-intrinsic (genetic and epigenetic) changes, tumor cells evolve into high-grade malignancies, along with the tumor microenvironment representing a landscape of cellular and structural components. Malignant cells experience a dynamic and complex scenario of communications with nonmalignant stromal cells, recruited and/or corrupted in loco by tumor-derived soluble factors, cytokines, metabolites, and matrix-remodeling agents. Together with acidity and hypoxia, microenvironmental signals favor tumor progression and exacerbate malignant phenotype, from the tumor initiation to the metastatic spreading

Tumors and their microenvironment / Chiarugi, Paola; Ippolito, Luigi. - ELETTRONICO. - (2021), pp. 3-11. [10.1016/B978-0-12-820701-7.00010-5]

Tumors and their microenvironment

Chiarugi, Paola;Ippolito, Luigi
2021

Abstract

It is well acknowledged that tumors display extensive cellular and molecular heterogeneity. Despite of cell-intrinsic (genetic and epigenetic) changes, tumor cells evolve into high-grade malignancies, along with the tumor microenvironment representing a landscape of cellular and structural components. Malignant cells experience a dynamic and complex scenario of communications with nonmalignant stromal cells, recruited and/or corrupted in loco by tumor-derived soluble factors, cytokines, metabolites, and matrix-remodeling agents. Together with acidity and hypoxia, microenvironmental signals favor tumor progression and exacerbate malignant phenotype, from the tumor initiation to the metastatic spreading
2021
9780128207017
pH-Interfering Agents as Chemosensitizers in Cancer Therapy
3
11
Chiarugi, Paola; Ippolito, Luigi
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