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Models of tumor-host interaction as competing populations: implications for tumor biology and treatment.

Journal of theoretical biology - 21 Oct 1995

Gatenby R A

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Population ecology mathematical models examine tumors not as an isolated collection of transformed individuals but as part of a dynamic society of interacting malignant and normal cells. This approach investigates the mechanisms by which a small clone of neoplastic cells is able to replace the mu...

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PMID: 8551743
DOI: 10.1006/jtbi.1995.0212

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