| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - While imitating the tendril-like pericytes, which Lugassy and Barnhill called pericytic mimicry, the melanoma cells creep along the length of blood vessels like spiders until they reach an organ or other point where they accumulate to form new tumors, potentially explaining the delay between the detection of the primary cancer and the appearance of distant metastasis, Barnhill said.
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