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Computational pathology: Exploring the spatial dimension of tumor ecology.

Cancer letters - 28 Sept 2016

Nawaz Sidra, Yuan Yinyin

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Tumors are evolving ecosystems where cancer subclones and the microenvironment interact. This is analogous to interaction dynamics between species in their natural habitats, which is a prime area of study in ecology. Spatial statistics are frequently used in ecological studies to infer complex relations including predator-prey, resource dependency and co-evolution. Recently, the emerging field of computational...

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PMID: 26592351
DOI: 10.1016/j.canlet.2015.11.018

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