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Cooperation of partially-transformed clones: an invisible force behind the early stages of carcinogenesis

2018-10-02

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Most tumours exhibit significant heterogeneity and are best described as communities of cellular populations competing for resources. Growing experimental evidence also suggests, however, that cooperation between cancer clones is important as well for the maintenance of tumour heterogeneity and tumour progression. However, a role for cell communication during the earliest steps in oncogenesis is not well character...

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e45388cb-c428-52bc-83b8-c493c6364d60
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10.1101/431478
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