Microcircumiecta tumoris
Microcircumiecta tumoris est regio vicina circum tumorem: pH diminuta est[1], tumori vasa sanguinea, leucocyti cellulae immunitatis, fibroblasti, signa cellularia, matrix extracellularis circumcingunt[2][3]. Tumor ipse una cum microcircumiectis suis constanter, intense, vicissim interagunt: Ab hac parte tumor microcircumiectis signa extracellulares liberat, ita tumoris angiogenesem et tolerantiam immunitatis periphericam impellens, ab illa parte microcircumiecta et incrementum et evolutionem cellularum cancerosarum sustinent.
Microcircumiecta tumoris in genere recensere
Generaliter dictum circumiecta in sensu physiologico ad regiones viciniores referunt, notio microcircumiectorum tumoris tamen ad regionem immediate vicinam, non procul ab tumore, spectat. Eis diversae cellulae, proteina matrici extracellularis, factores crescenti, quae cellulis carcinomatosis approprinquent, attribuuntur[4]. Praeterea angiogenesis momentum habet.
Notae recensere
- ↑ Alfarouk K. O., Muddathir A. K., Shayoub M. E. A. (Ian 2011). "Tumor acidity as evolutionary spite". Cancers 3 (1): 408-14
- ↑ Joyce J. A., Fearon D. T. (Apr 2015). "T cell exclusion, immune privilege, and the tumor microenvironment". Science 348 (6230): 74-80
- ↑ Spill F., Reynolds D. S. (Aug 2016). "Impact of the physical microenvironment on tumor progression and metastasis". Current opinion in biotechnology 40: 41-8
- ↑ Ghosh D., Dawson M. R. (2018). "Microenvironment Influences Cancer Cell Mechanics from Tumor Growth to Metastasis". Advances in experimental medicine and biology (1092): 69-90
Nexus interni
Nexus externi recensere
- National Cancer Institute/Cancer.gov: Definitio microcircumiectorum tumoris (Anglice)
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