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Pediatric Gliomas as Cellular Identity Disorders

2025-08-25

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Cancer dynamics and complexity are increasingly understood as disruptions of collective cellular intelligence. Pediatric gliomas, in particular, exhibit aberrant cell fate decisions driven by plasticity networks, a hallmark of cybernetic dysregulation and stalled developmental processes. These malignancies reflect a breakdown in systemic cell communication and identity resolution, wherein glioma cells become trapp...

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38341b93-7f55-520d-9279-94f3c53c4de2
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10.20944/preprints202508.1797.v1
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