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The Complex Ecosystem in Non Small Cell Lung Cancer Invasion

2017-08-15

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Many tumors are characterized by genetic instability, producing an assortment of genetic variants of tumor cells called subclones. These tumors and their surrounding environments form complex multi-cellular ecosystems, where subclones compete for resources and cooperate to perform multiple tasks, including cancer invasion. Our recent empirical studies revealed existence of such distinct phenotypes of cancer cells,...

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Literature Corpus work: 445352b1-4aea-530e-bd94-05850aa2cc06
DOI: 10.1101/176446

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