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KEYSTONE SYMPOSIA Cancer Stem Cells: Advances in Biology and Clinical Translation

KEYSTONE SYMPOSIA Cancer Stem Cells: Advances in Biology and Clinical Translation

Preponderant experimental and clinical evidence has demonstrated that pervasive cancer cell heterogeneity in both phenotypic presentations and functional properties exists, such that a population of cancer cells with cardinal stem cell properties (i.e., cancer stem cells) pre-exists in untreated tumors and spatiotemporally evolves during tumor progression and therapeutic interventions.

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 Dept of Pathology, SClinMed

 22nd April, 2021

#cancer #cancerstemcell #clinical #keystone #symposia

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