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Carmit Levy

The cover image of the journal Science Signaling: a skin section of a melanoma sample stained with fluorescent dyes used as markers: melanoma cells (red), fat cell membrane (green) and skin cell nuclei (blue). Photography and coloring: Roma Parikh

Fat cells in the skin are the factor that makes melanoma skin cancer violent and metastatic

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Because before melanoma spreads, it sends out tiny bubbles containing genetic material of the microRNA type, and they create the change in the structure of the dermis - in preparation for the absorption of the cancer cells and the transfer of metastases. Illustration: Tel Aviv University

Researchers from Tel Aviv University discovered the mechanism of the spread of melanoma cancer metastases and found ways to prevent its spread

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