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Processes of neovascularization are key for the growth and spread of tumor cells. This article describes unique patterns of angiogenesis, which are considered as specific exclusively for brain tumors. At present the role of specialized perivascular niches in the development of oncological processes of the brain acquires a growing importance in the eyes of researchers. Perivascular niches play a crucial role in intercellular interactions between resident cell lines in the development of the tumor process and are also a source of tumor stem cells.References
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