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The network structure of cancer ecosystems

2017-12-29

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Ever since Paget’s seed-and-soil and Ewing’s connectivity hypotheses to explain tumor metastasis (1,2), it has become clear that cancer progression can be envisaged as an ecological phenomenon. This connection has flourished during the past two decades ( 3–7 ), giving rise to important insights into the ecology and evolution of cancer progression, with therapeutic implications (8–10) . Here, we take a metapopula...

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10.1101/240796
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