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Evolutionary Oncology: Non Genetic Mechanisms of Ancestral Origin Involved in Cancer Drug Resistance

2026-03-26

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From the perspective of evolutionary oncology, cancer represents a unicellularized cell system consisting of a self-renewing, oxygen-sensitive stemgermline and an oxygen-resistant somatic tumor bulk cell population generated through germ-to-soma transition processes and somatic proliferation. In this configuration, cancer shows limited analogy to the multicellular organization of its host but displays deep evoluti...

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356d56d9-a4cd-5e93-83fa-7f2c5183046c
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10.20944/preprints202603.2122.v1
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