Put the following in chronological order 1-6: 1. Tumor cells break through local blood vessel lining, which is known as local invasion. 2. Cancer cells acquire mobility properties allowing them to enter the circulatory or lymphatic system. 3. Traveling cancer cells become lodged in narrow capillary blood vessels. 4. Cancer cells move out of the capillaries into the tissue that the capillary is serving as an exchange site for nutrients and oxygen. 5. The new small tumor mass exits from the capillary blood vessel to new tissue and may colonize. 6. The cancer cells begin proliferation again and form a new small tumor mass at the capillary site.
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