Cancer cells display increased migration and deformability in pace with metastatic progression.
Cancer cells display increased migration and deformability in pace with metastatic progression.
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10.1096/fj.202000101rr
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2020-07
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Barman I
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Liu Z;Lee SJ;Park S;Konstantopoulos K;Glunde K;Chen Y;Barman I
In this study, we explored the relation between metastatic states versus the capacity of confined migration, amoeboid transition and cellular stiffness. We compared across an isogenic panel of human breast cancer cells derived from MDA-MB-231 cells. It was observed that cells after lung metastasis have the fastest migration and lowest stiffness, with a significantly higher capacity to transition into amoeboid mode. Our findings illustrate that metastasis is a selective process favoring motile and softer cells. Moreover, the observation that circulating tumor cells resemble the parental cell line, but not lung-metastatic cells, suggests cells with higher deformability and motility are likely selected during extravasation and colonization.