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September, 2018; 11 (9)

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Cover: Mouse mammary tumor (MMT) invading the mammary fat pad. Both single-cell and collective invasion originate from 3D tumoroids 4 days after microimplantation. Carcinoma cells are visualized by H2B-eGFP in the nuclei (green) and DsRed2 in the cytoplasm (red). Blood vessels are visualized by fluorescent 70 kDa dextran (cyan). See article by Ilina et al. (dmm034330). Cover image is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.

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