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How does metastatic melanoma cells look like?

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In melanoma cells (Evil Cells) :

Yellow color : The podosomes .

Blue Color : Cell nuclei.

Red Color : actin.

Green Color :  actin regulator.

The proliferation of melanoma cells depends on their actin rich core structure as described above with its colors.

Source of image : NCI Center for Cancer Research
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