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This study compares the metabolic profiles of two transmissible cancers in Tasmanian devils, finding DFT2 has higher glycolytic activity and less metabolic flexibility than DFT1.

This study investigates whether cancer in zebrafish affects offspring sex ratio and survival, finding no effect on sex ratio but higher offspring survival from cancerous females.

This study observes the de novo evolution of transmissible tumors in Hydra through artificial selection and characterizes their biological features and host impacts.

The paper shows that transmissible tumors in Hydra oligactis can manipulate host phenotype by increasing tentacle numbers, enhancing foraging and vertical transmission.