How do neoplastic cells survive after they detach from the originating cell?

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Neoplastic cells survive after they detach from the originating cell by recruiting growth factors from the extracellular matrix. These growth factors stimulate the proliferation and survival of detached neoplastic cells. Option A and D are incorrect as neoplastic cells do not extend their matrix or projections into originating cells. Option B is also incorrect as there is no evidence of enzyme or cytokine exchange between detached neoplastic cells and originating cells.

How Do Neoplastic Cells Survive After They Detach from the Originating