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Measuring single cell divisions in human cancers from multi-region sequencing data

2019-02-25

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Cancer is driven by complex evolutionary dynamics involving billions of cells. Increasing effort has been dedicated to sequence single tumour cells, but obtaining robust measurements remains challenging. Here we show that multi-region sequencing of bulk tumour samples contains quantitative information on single-cell divisions that is accessible if combined with evolutionary theory. Using high-throughput data from...

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252ca8e4-086e-5d18-8817-67f018ab34f9
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10.1101/560243
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