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Evolutionary dynamics of two related malignant plasma cell lines.
Cell cycle (Georgetown, Tex.) - 15 Sept 2010
Dingli David, Arendt Bonnie K, Bajzer Zeljko, Jelinek Diane F
Abstract excerpt
Cancer is the consequence of sequential acquisition of mutations within somatic cells. Mutations alter the relative reproductive fitness of cells, enabling the population to evolve in time as a consequence of selection. Cancer therapy itself can select for or against specific subclones. Given the large population of tumor cells, subclones inevitably emerge and their fate will depend on the evolutionary dynamics...
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