A spatial model predicts that dispersal and cell turnover limit intratumour heterogeneity
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Martin A. Nowak | Bartlomiej Waclaw | Ivana Bozic | Bert Vogelstein | Meredith E. Pittman | Ralph H. Hruban | M. Nowak | B. Waclaw | M. Pittman | B. Vogelstein | I. Bozic | R. Hruban | B. Wacław
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