2020
DOI: 10.1101/2020.07.06.190447
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Growth of tumor emboli within a vessel model reveals dependence on the magnitude of mechanical constraint

Abstract: ABSTRACTTumor emboli – aggregates of tumor cell within vessels – pose a clinical challenge as they are associated with increased metastasis and tumor recurrence. When growing within a vessel, tumor emboli are subject to a unique mechanical constraint provided by the tubular geometry of the vessel. Current models of tumor emboli use unconstrained multicellular tumor spheroids, which neglect this mechanical interplay. Here, we modelled a lymphatic vessel as a 200 μm-diameter chan… Show more

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