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A Poisson distribution-based general model of cancer rates and a cancer risk-dependent theory of aging

2023-03-10

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This article presents a formula for modeling the lifetime incidence of cancer in humans. The formula utilizes a Poisson distribution-based “np” model to predict cancer incidence, with “n” representing the effective number of cell turnover and “p” representing the probability of single-cell transformation. The model accurately predicts the observed incidence of cancer in humans when cell turnover reduction is taken...

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Literature Corpus work: e9eac8ec-16bf-5449-a8ef-802fde692e8f
DOI: 10.1101/2023.03.08.531809

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