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Modeling cumulative biological phenomena with Suppes-Bayes Causal Networks

2016-02-25

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Several diseases related to cell proliferation are characterized by the accumulation of somatic DNA changes, with respect to wildtype conditions. Cancer and HIV are two common examples of such diseases, where the mutational load in the cancerous/viral population increases over time. In these cases, selective pres sures are often observed along with competition, co-operation and parasitism among distinct cellular c...

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Literature Corpus work: ca8b40ef-481c-5207-9daa-8f50519d4788
DOI: 10.1101/041343

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