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Angiotropism is the process by which cancer cells attach to and migrate along blood vessels to acquire vasculature, disseminate, and metastasize. However, the molecular basis for such vessel-tumor interactions has not been fully elucidated, partly due to limited experimental models. In this study, we aimed to observe and explore the molecular mechanism underlying angiotropism in melanoma. To monitor the interactions of human melanoma cells with the vasculature , a murine coxenograft model was employed by co-injecting highly and poorly i
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