Cancer can be described as a condition associated with fibrosis, also called tumor fibrosis. This fibrotic reaction occurring in the tumor's microenvironment is referred to as desmoplasia. It is marked by an excessive turnover and transformation of the extracellular matrix (ECM). Within fibrous tumors, there is an augmented production and crosslinking of collagen, along with changes in collagen matrix degradation, leading to the disruption of tissue organization and cell behavior. This, in turn, results in the release of growth factors and the creation of hidden signaling-active sites on collagen.
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