Sustained Volumetric Compression Induces Cell Jamming and Primes Breast Cancer Cells for Enhanced Post-Compression Migration and Invasion
During tumor growth and progression, cancer cells are exposed to sustained physical confinement and volumetric compression that can alter cell volume, cytoskeletal organization, mechanotransduction, and invasive behavior. However, whether breast cancer cells retain a compression-induced mechanical memory after release from sustained volumetric compression, and how this memory influences…
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