Publications by authors named "Julian Christopher Krappinger"
Article Synopsis
- Placenta-specific trophoblast cells and tumor cells share characteristics like tissue invasion and immune system evasion, which are crucial for their survival and function.
- Both cell types are influenced by their surrounding microenvironments, impacting their ability to invade, form new blood vessels (angiogenesis), and avoid detection by the immune system.
- Unlike tumor cells, trophoblast cells have more stringent regulatory mechanisms governing their metabolism, proliferation, migration, and invasiveness, leading to distinct differences in their cellular behavior.
