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- W4385482364 abstract "ABSTRACT Melanoma is a heterogeneous tumor composed of many interacting cellular populations and highly plastic melanoma cells that pass through distinct cell states to adapt to the surrounding microenvironment. Slow cycling is a transient state that defines a minor population of cells with cancer-initiating features. These cells are enriched upon drug therapy and can trigger cancer relapse and metastasis dissemination when they acquire proliferative potential. This population is still not entirely characterized. Here we provide evidence of the existence of a slow cycling melanoma population isolated in vivo from melanoma PDXs using the H2B-GFP system. These cells display a highly invasive phenotype and are able to dynamically respond to cancer microenvironmental stimuli. Single cell transcriptomic analysis unveils a significant transcriptional heterogeneity of GFP-retaining slow cycling cells, defining a quiescent subpopulation of cells. These cells show a different phenotype in primary tumors and matched metastases, suggesting that tumor niche pressure drives a transcriptional reprogramming of quiescent cells during melanoma progression." @default.
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