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Biophysical models of tumour growth

2009-04-29

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Tumour growth is a multifactorial process, which has stimulated in recent decades the development of numerous models trying to figure out the mechanisms controlling solid tumours morphogenesis. While the earliest models were focusing on cell proliferation kinetics, modulated by the availability of supplied nutrients, new modelling approaches emphasize the crucial role of several biophysical processes, including lo...

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06f512cb-404c-5a71-a583-72327bc8ce11
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10.1088/0034-4885/72/5/056701
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