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Gibbs Process Determines Survival and Reveals Contact-Inhibition Genes in Glioblastoma Multiforme

2019-04-12

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Tumor growth is a spatiotemporal birth-and-death process with loss of heterotypic contact-inhibition of locomotion (CIL) of tumor cells promoting invasion and metastasis. Therefore, representing tumor cells as two-dimensional points, we can expect the tumor tissues in histology slides to reflect realizations of spatial birth-and-death process which can be mathematically modeled to reveal molecular mechanisms of CI...

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116a8042-8138-5409-a2a0-f5448bdfc664
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10.1101/608414
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