Embryonic Morphogenetic Field Induces Phenotypic Reversion in Cancer Cells. Review Article
Keywords: 5-Fluorouracil-treated; Catenin; Embryonic-attractors; Malignant hepatocarcinoma; Warburg effect; angiogenesis; apoptosis; biological phase-transitions; blastocyst; cancer cell; cancer-attractors; compression; cytoplasmic nuclear controls; deficient mutant; electromagnetic forces; embryo micro-environment; embryogenesis; embryonic stem cells; epigenetic reprogramming; epithelium-mesenchimal transitions; extracellular matrix; gene-regulatory network; genetic mutations; hydrostatic pressure; karyo-types; malignant phenotype; medulloblastoma cell line; melanoma cells; morphogenetic field; neuronal lineages; organ morphogenesis; paradoxical behavior; phenotypic reversion; primordial germ cell; shear stress; somatic cell; somatic mutation theory; somatic mutation theory of cancer; stroma; tension forces; therapeutic strategy, keeping; tissue homeostasis; tissue tension; topological relationships; trophectoderm; tumor nuclei; tumor-suppressor gene; zebrafish
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 February 2011
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