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A recent study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Weill Cornell Medicine has linked the mechanism of colon cancer metastasis to the liver. It showed that a decrease in the level of the transcription factor GATA6 within cancer cells enhances their flexibility and makes them more capable of migration and spread, thereby increasing the risk of liver metastases. These cells have the ability to change their identity and adopt more primitive traits, which makes controlling the disease more challenging and calls for more precise treatment strategies. These findings represent an important step in understanding how cancer spreads and in developing tools for early diagnosis and preventive therapy.
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