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Predictive modeling of co-evolving growing populations
Abstract
How can we best explore and fit density and frequency dependence in the evolutionary and ecological dynamics of growing tumors? Here, we present an introduction to recent developments in our lab, and give two examples of complex interaction-driven tumor growth combined with statistical outcomes of treatment.
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