CAVIN1/SULF1-Linked myCAF Signature Predicts Metastatic Progression in Colorectal Cancer
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This study integrates multiple RNA sequencing datasets and transcriptomic cohorts to analyze the role of myofibroblastic cancer-associated fibroblasts (myCAFs) in colorectal cancer progression. The research identifies a myCAF signature associated with metastatic colorectal cancer, highlighting a maturation process toward an extracellular matrix-remodeling phenotype enriched in metastases. These findings were validated experimentally across clinical specimens and cell lines, providing new insights into the transcriptional dynamics of myCAF maturation in cancer metastasis.
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