A 3-dimentional multiscale model to simulate tumor progression in response to interactions between cancer stem cells and tumor microenvironmental factors
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Jian Yang | Stephen T. C. Wong | Jinwen Ma | Fuhai Li | Derek Cridebring | Hua Tan | Jiguang Bao | Xiaofeng Xia | Ming Zhan | Jaykrishna Singh | Jinwen Ma | Fuhai Li | Jiguang Bao | M. Zhan | Jian Yang | Xiaofeng Xia | Jaykrishna Singh | D. Cridebring | Hua Tan
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