Cancer cells remain clumped together via a sort of 'Velcro' which allows them to adhere to each other wherever they appear. In order for cancer cells to leave a tumour and spread throughout the body ...

Velcro–which was first inspired by tiny burrs clinging to a Swedish scientist’s clothes–has moved to a new and important realm: cancer. Researchers at UCLA are refining a method to capture and analyze ...

Cancer cells remain clumped together via a sort of 'Velcro' which allows them to adhere to each other wherever they appear. In order for cancer cells to leave a tumour and spread throughout the body ...

A Velcro-like fastener with a microscopic design that looks like tiny mushrooms could mean advances for everyday consumers and scientific fields like robotics. In Biointerphases, published by AIP ...

An exotic form of silicon that can be stuck together and then peeled apart has been developed by German researchers. The material, dubbed “silicon Velcro”, could be used to manufacture microprocessors ...

video: To form metastases, cancer cells must be able to migrate. But cancer cells are connected to each other by 'Velcro'. University of Louvain (UCLouvain) researchers have discovered that certain ...