Universal principles of cell population growth follow from local contact inhibition
Moffitt Cancer Center · Stony Brook Medicine · +4 more institutions
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Abstract
Cancer cell population growth. Thus, our framework offers a possible explanation for many mean-field laws used to empirically capture seemingly unrelated cancer or microbial growth dynamics. Our results highlight that the interplay between contact inhibition and other assumptions (e.g., well-mixed) can influence our quantitative understanding of how cancer cells grow and, in turn, how they may interact.
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Authors
7- GJGregory J. KimmelCorresponding
Moffitt Cancer Center
- SMSadegh Marzban
Moffitt Cancer Center
- MDMehdi Damaghi
Stony Brook Medicine, Stony Brook University
- ATArne Traulsen
Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology
- ARAlexander R.A. Anderson
Moffitt Cancer Center
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Keywords
- Population growth
- Natural resource economics
- Economics
- Population
- Economic geography
- Sociology
- Demography
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Good health and well-being
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