Angiogenesis Pathway of the AMN3 Mouse Mammary Adenocarcinoma Cell Line
Aous Kahtan AlmzaienShaymaa Majeed M Al-ShammariAhmed Majeed Al-ShammariEqbal Dohan Chalap Al-GrawiZaid A Almuniam
Abstract
These findings suggest that these factors contribute to creating a tumor microenvironment conducive to angiogenesis, thereby promoting tumor growth and dissemination. Targeting these factors may represent a promising therapeutic strategy for inhibiting tumor angiogenesis and controlling breast cancer progression.
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