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Revealing endogenous conditions for Peto's paradox via an ordinary differential equation model.

Journal of mathematical biology - 6 Jul 2024

Kan Haichun, Chen Yu

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Cancer, a disease intimately linked to cellular mutations, is commonly believed to exhibit a positive association with the cell count and lifespan of a species. Despite this assumption, the observed uniformity in cancer rates across species, referred to as the Peto's paradox, presents a conundrum. Recognizing that tumour progression is not solely dependent on cancer cells but involves intricate interactions among...

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PMID: 38970664
DOI: 10.1007/s00285-024-02123-7
PMCID: PMC11227477

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