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A cellular automata to simulate the growth and death of a cell culture

2016-07-19

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Motivation: The term “cell culture” is generally referred to the process by which some cells, often derived from multicellular organisms or tissues, or tumoral cell lines, are grown under controlled conditions outside of their natural environment. This system is very useful for different applications, for example to study physiological phenomena, or for the production of some useful molecules, or for testing the t...

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Literature Corpus work: afc9c978-dc11-5e67-9294-8855afca7c00
DOI: 10.7287/peerj.preprints.2301v1

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