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Angiogenesis
Angiogenesis − the development of new blood vessels − is essential for normal embryonic development, skeletal growth, wound healing and reproductive functions, but also contributes to the pathogenesis of numerous disorders, including cancer, arthritis and psoriasis.
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Early detection
Despite a vast amount of research into improving therapies and developing new ones, our ability to treat cancer has not significantly improved over the past few decades. Detecting cancer early − before it has had a chance to metastasize − remains the best strategy for reducing cancer deaths, but are we any better at detection than treatment?
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Metastasis
Until recently, most of the emphasis in cancer research has been on the pathogenesis of primary tumours. Most cancer deaths, however, are the result of metastatic disease. Researchers are only just beginning to understand how cancer cells escape from their original location, travel throughout the body and select a new site at which to form new tumours, and metastasis research is one of the most rapidly developing areas of cancer biology.
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Stem Cells
Further characterization of cancer stem cells might lead to improved diagnostics and therapies by allowing us to better identify and target cancer stem cells. To cure cancer it is necessary to kill, differentiate or prevent the metastasis of cancer stem cells.
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Milestones in Cell Division
Milestones in Cell Division is a collaboration between four journals - Nature,Nature Cell Biology,Nature Reviews CancerandNature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology- which celebrates the past 100 years of research in the field of cell division. Twenty three 'Milestones' describe some of the seminal discoveries and place them in the context of what was known at the time.
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Milestones in Cell Division
A specially written series of short articles on the main discoveries that have shaped the field of cell division.