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A compartment size dependent selective threshold limits mutation accumulation in hierarchical tissues

2019-07-31

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Cancer is a genetic disease fueled by somatic evolution. Hierarchical tissue organization can slow somatic evolution by two qualitatively different mechanisms: by cell differentiation along the hierarchy "washing out" harmful mutations (Nowak et al. 2003, Werner et al. 2013) and by limiting the number of cell divisions required to maintain a tissue (Derenyi and Szollosi 2017). Here we explore the effects of compar...

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1049ffce-f22a-5fda-8d89-595efa89c15b
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10.1101/719575
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