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Fact or Fiction, It Is Time for a Verdict on Vasculogenic Mimicry? by Valdivia, Andrés, Mingo, Gabriel, Aldana, Varina, Pinto, Mauricio P, Ramirez, Marco, Retamal, Claudio, Gonzalez, Alfonso, Nualart, Francisco, Corvalan, Alejandro H, Owen, Gareth I

“…The term vasculogenic mimicry (VM) refers to the capacity of certain cancer cells to form fluid-conducting structures within a tumor in an endothelial cell…”
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Structural and functional identification of vasculogenic mimicry in vitro by Racordon, Dusan, Valdivia, Andrés, Mingo, Gabriel, Erices, Rafaela, Aravena, Raúl, Santoro, Felice, Bravo, Maria Loreto, Ramirez, Carolina, Gonzalez, Pamela, Sandoval, Alejandra, González, Alfonso, Retamal, Claudio, Kogan, Marcelo J., Kato, Sumie, Cuello, Mauricio A., Osorio, German, Nualart, Francisco, Alvares, Pedro, Gago-Arias, Araceli, Fabri, Daniella, Espinoza, Ignacio, Sanchez, Beatriz, Corvalán, Alejandro H., Pinto, Mauricio P., Owen, Gareth I.

“…Vasculogenic mimicry (VM) describes a process by which cancer cells establish an alternative perfusion pathway in an endothelial cell-free manner. Despite its…”
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Cancer Stem Cell and Aggressiveness Traits Are Promoted by Stable Endothelin-Converting Enzyme-1c in Glioblastoma Cells by Niechi, Ignacio, Erices, José I, Carrillo-Beltrán, Diego, Uribe-Ojeda, Atenea, Torres, Ángelo, Rocha, José Dellis, Uribe, Daniel, Toro, María A, Villalobos-Nova, Karla, Gaete-Ramírez, Belén, Mingo, Gabriel, Owen, Gareth I, Varas-Godoy, Manuel, Jara, Lilian, Aguayo, Francisco, Burzio, Verónica A, Quezada-Monrás, Claudia, Tapia, Julio C

“…Glioblastoma (GBM) is the most common and aggressive type of brain tumor due to its elevated recurrence following treatments. This is mainly mediated by a…”
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Abstract 191: Extracellular signaling linked to PI3K/AKT triggers the formation of vasculogenic mimcry in ovarian cancer by Valdivia, Andres, Mingo, Gabriel, Aldana, Varina, Sandoval, Alejandra, Corvalan, Alejandro, Nualart, Francisco, Owen, Gareth I.

“…Abstract Introduction: The presence of an endothelial cell-free perfusion pathway, known as Vasculogenic Mimicry (VM), strongly correlates with reduced patient…”
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Abstract 3150: A characterization of cancer vasculogenic mimicry: Extracellular matrix induced cellular signaling to lumen formation by Mingo, Gabriel, Valdivia, Andres, Aldana, Varina, Pradenas, Javiera, Babbitt, Nicole, Gonzalez, Pamela, Nualart, Francisco, Díaz, Jorge, Leyton, Lisette, Bertocchi, Cristina, Owen, Gareth

“…Abstract Introduction: Vasculogenic mimicry (VM) describes a process by which cancer cells establish an alternative perfusion pathway in an endothelial…”
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Abstract 3841: SMIM11A, a novel protein involved in the mechanism of vasculogenic mimicry formation in vitro by Mingo, Gabriel, Pradenas, Javiera, Babbitt, Nicole, González, Pamela, Bertocchi, Cristina, Owen, Gareth

“…Abstract Introduction: Vasculogenic mimicry (VM) describes a process by which cancer cells establish an alternative perfusion pathway in an endothelial…”
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Abstract 5401: Vasculogenic mimicry: A three-step progress to form lumen-containing and fluid-conducting tubular structures in vitro by Owen, Gareth I., Santander, Nicolle, Mingo, Gabriel, Gonzalez, Pamela, George, Valentina, Babbitt, Nicole, Espinioza, Alejandra, Vega, Isidora, Canales, Cristobal, Ibañez, Carolina, Gejman, Roger, Roa, Juan Carlos, Nualart, Francisco, Ravasio, Andrea, Bertocchi, Cristina

“…Abstract Introduction: Vasculogenic mimicry (VM) is a clinical phenomenon by which cancer cells can form vessel-like structures in an endothelial-free (CD31-)…”
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Abstract 789: Establishment of an in vitro model for the study of vasculogenic mimicry in ovarian and gastrointestinal cancer cells by Valdivia, Andres, Racordon, Dusan, Aravena, Raul, Mingo, Gabriel, Sandoval, Alejandra, Bravo, Maria Loreto, Cuello, Mauricio A., Kato, Sumie, Erices, Rafaela, Ramirez, Carolina, Gonzalez, Pamela, Sanchez, Beatriz, Corvalan, Alejandro H., Owen, Gareth I.

“…Abstract Introduction: A key step in cancer progression is tumor irrigation. The process of angiogenesis can be complemented in sub-sets of highly aggressive…”
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Abstract LB311: Multimodal spatial profiling reveals the emergence of an immune suppressive microenvironment at the initial stages of high-grade serous ovarian cancer development by Kader, Tanjina, Lin, Jia-Ren, Coy, Shannon, Hug, Clemens, Chen, Yu-An, Pelletier, Roxanne J., Leon, Mariana, Lee, John, Xu, Yi-Lin, Yapp, Clarence, Shih, Natalie, Mingo, Gabriel, Jung, Euihye, Rathore, Srishti, Agudo, Judith, Drescher, Charles, Sorger, Peter K., Drapkin, Ronny, Santagata, Sandro

“…Abstract Introduction: Despite the clear genetic evidence linking serous tubal intraepithelial carcinoma (STIC) and high-grade serous ovarian carcinoma…”
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Vías de Señalización Responsables del Proceso de Mímica Vasculogénica by Orsini, Gabriel Antonio Mingo

“…Durante el desarrollo del cáncer, un paso esencial para el crecimiento del tumor y su posterior metástasis hacia órganos vitales es el proceso de angiogénesis,…”
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