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A New Mathematical Model for Tumor Growth, Reduction and Metastasis, Validation with Zebrafish Melanoma and Potential Implications for Dormancy and Recurrence

2019-06-21

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The genetic and environmental heterogeneity associated with tumors makes cancer treatment and recovery a difficult and unpredictable process. Patients with initially similar disease can experience vastly different outcomes including sustained recovery, refractory disease or, remarkably, recurrence years after treatment. Mathematical models informed with animal and human data provide tools for theoretical and clini...

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Literature Corpus work: ea206ce0-085b-54f1-a7ef-31c1fedc9f8c
DOI: 10.1101/676791

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