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High-density sampling reveals volume growth in human tumours

2023-12-10

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In growing cell populations such tumours, mutations can serve as markers that allow tracking the past evolution from current samples. The genomic analyses of bulk samples and samples from multiple regions have shed light on the evolutionary forces acting on tumours. However, little is known empirically on the spatio-temporal dynamics of tumour evolution. Here, we leverage published data from resected hepatocellula...

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ead4e08e-1a8b-54f1-a788-f3ec7783b86f
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10.1101/2023.12.10.570995
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