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What does not kill a tumour may make it stronger: <i>in silico</i> Insights into Chemotherapeutic Drug Resistance

2017-12-07

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Tumour recurrence post chemotherapy is an established clinical problem and many cancer types are often observed to be increasingly drug resistant subsequent to chemotherapy treatments. Drug resistance in cancer is a multipart phenomenon which can be derived from several origins and in many cases it has been observed that cancer cells have the ability to possess, acquire and communicate drug resistant traits. Here,...

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755dc0ed-9b79-5063-8d72-fdc82765d198
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10.1101/230318
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