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Invasion of homogeneous and polyploid populations in nutrient-limiting environments

2020-04-17

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Breast cancer progresses in a multistep process from primary tumor growth and stroma invasion to metastasis. Progression is accompanied by a switch to an invasive cell phenotype. Nutrient-limiting environments promote chemotaxis with aggressive morphologies characteristic of invasion. It is unknown how co-existing cells differ in their response to nutrient limitations and how this impacts invasion of the metapopul...

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Literature Corpus work: 2b913fd7-1ce9-5fe3-8688-01d84bad1bb0
DOI: 10.1101/2020.04.15.041566

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