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In the second stage, this radical intermediate, known as compound I, is reduced by a second hydrogen peroxide to regenerate the resting state enzyme, water and oxygen (reaction 3) [2, 3]

(2) dissociation of tumor cells from the primary tumor mass, (3) invasion of the neighboring tissue, (4) intravasation into pre-existing and newly formed blood and lymph vessels, (5) transport through the vessels, (6) extravasation from the vessels, (7) establishment of circulating tumor cells (CTCs) and the disseminated cells at a secondary anatomical site, where they can stay dormant for a prolonged period of time, (8) metastatic outgrowth of micrometastases and macrometastases creating clinically detectable secondary tumors and neoplastic process [13]

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