In this issue of Developmental Cell, Campbell et al. (2021) show that melanoma cells with distinct invasive or proliferative gene signatures can form heterotypic clusters that extravasate collectively and readily seed… Click to show full abstract
In this issue of Developmental Cell, Campbell et al. (2021) show that melanoma cells with distinct invasive or proliferative gene signatures can form heterotypic clusters that extravasate collectively and readily seed the growth of metastatic lesions. These findings highlight interactions between heterogenous tumor cells as being critical for metastasis.
               
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