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A reduced Gompertz model for predicting tumor age using a population approach

2019-06-13

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Tumor growth curves are classically modeled by ordinary differential equations. In analyzing the Gompertz model several studies have reported a striking correlation between the two parameters of the model. We analyzed tumor growth kinetics within the statistical framework of nonlinear mixed-effects (population approach). This allowed for the simultaneous modeling of tumor dynamics and interanimal variability. Expe...

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Literature Corpus work: 929afd3b-dfde-5ad1-bfe8-18d8809cf339
DOI: 10.1101/670869

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