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They also observed a correlation between HGF expression and the more invasive basal-like tumors as opposed to the less invasive luminal tumors (Casbas-Hernandez et al., 2013).

The different molecular subtypes had different prognoses, with basal-like and ErbB2+ tumors experiencing more invasive tumors and increased risk of recurrence, while the luminal subtype are characterized by less invasiveness and a better response to treatment.

Also, the basal levels observed between the MCF-7 and more invasive HBC cell lines may also be of impact in respect to the higher invasive potential of the cells.

Recent work by Kim et al showed that tumour initiating cells in breast cancers of either basal or luminal phenotypes co-exist, with the latter generating more invasive tumours.

In vivo, MT1-MMP expression has been localised to the stroma surrounding breast tumours [ 11, 12], whilst in vitro, our recent data confirms previous studies where basal levels of MT1-MMP have been shown to be higher in the more invasive MDA-MB-231 cells as compared to the less invasive MCF-7 cells [ 13, 14].

Basal B breast cancer cells have been shown to display mesenchymal/stem cell like characteristics and to be more invasive in vitro [ 22, 23], and they are considered to be most closely related to the claudin-low intrinsic subtype of human breast cancer [ 24].

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But some looks are more invasive than others.

Installing hardwood flooring is "more invasive," Ms. Flanders said.

More carbon-intensive sectors need to anticipate more invasive regulation and the possibility of stranded assets.

More invasive surveillance.