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Statistical inference for the evolutionary history of cancer genomes

2019-08-01

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Recent years have produced a large amount of work on inference about cancer evolution from mutations identified in cancer samples. Much of the modeling work has been based on classical models of population genetics, generalized to accommodate time-varying cell population size. Reverse-time genealogical views of such models, commonly known as coalescents, have been used to infer aspects of the past of growing popul...

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973785a1-a48e-5ab6-9848-cba25d98684f
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10.1101/722033
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