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Evolution of an intratumoral ecology susceptible to successive treatment in breast cancer xenografts

2018-01-18

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The processes by which tumors evolve are essential to the efficacy of treatment, but quantitative understanding of intratumoral dynamics has been limited. Although intratumoral heterogeneity is common, quantification of evolution is difficult from clinical samples because treatment replicates cannot be performed and because matched serial samples are infrequently available. To circumvent these p...

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671c02f3-8920-5d64-bdba-144cf7955fb1
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10.1101/249797
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