Therapeutic implications of perivascular invasion in the context of high-density brain microvascular networks: A study on recursive pattern formation in malignant glioma.

Gregory J. Baker,Viveka Nand Yadav,Sebastien Motsch,Carl Koschmann,Anda Alexandra Calinescu,Yohei Mineharu,Sandra Camelo-Piragua,Daniel A. Orringer,Serguei Bannykh,Wesley S. Nichols,Ana deCarvalho,Tom Mikkelsen,Maria G. Castro,Pedro R. Lowenstein

Therapeutic implications of perivascular invasion in the context of high-density brain microvascular networks: A study on recursive pattern formation in malignant glioma.

2014

Gregory J. Baker
Viveka Nand Yadav
Sebastien Motsch
Carl Koschmann
Anda Alexandra Calinescu
Yohei Mineharu
Sandra Camelo-Piragua
Daniel A. Orringer
Serguei Bannykh
Wesley S. Nichols
Ana deCarvalho
Tom Mikkelsen
Maria G. Castro
Pedro R. Lowenstein

2057 Background: Malignant glioma cells use distinct brain structures for tumor growth and invasion. However, the cellular mechanisms and biological consequences of malignant glioma growth patterni...

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Glioma
Pathology
Medicine
Pattern formation
tumor growth
high density

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