Campylobacter Presence in CRC Found To Accelerate Tumor Metastasis

While tumors linked to several forms of cancer, in particular colorectal cancer (CRC), are known to contain intratumoral and intracellular bacteria, the physiological consequences of these microorganisms are not well known.

In a recent study overseen by Christian Jobin, PhD, UF College of Medicine, campylobacter bacteria have been found to be enriched in primary CRC lesions of patients with metastasis.

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