Add to ORKGIt is proposed that cancer results from the breakdown of universal control mechanisms which developed in mutual association as part of the historical process that brought individual cells together into multi-cellular communities. By systematically comparing the genomes of uni-celled with multi-celled organisms, one might be able to identify the most promising sites for intervention aimed at restoring the damaged control mechanisms and thereby arresting the cancer
Cancer is sometimes depicted as a reversion to single cell behavior in cells adapted to live in a mu...
Cancer is sometimes depicted as a reversion to single cell behavior in cells adapted to live in a mu...
The relationships between cancer and stemness have a long history that is traced here. From the mid-...
Multicellularity is characterized by cooperation among cells for the development, maintenance and re...
One of the major developments in cancer research in recent years has been the construction of models...
Cancer is often seen as a case of multilevel selection, in which selfish cancer cells pursue short-t...
© 2018 Dr. Anna Sofia Trigos GomezAll biological systems follow the rules and constraints imposed du...
Cancer is not one, but many diseases, and each is a product of a variety of causes acting (and inter...
Technological advances in biology have begun to dramatically change the way we think about evolution...
The genes of cellular cooperation that evolved with multicellularity about a billion years ago are t...
Why do not we have a cure for cancer yet? Cancer is the malady of the century, the most intensely st...
Abstract Background The necessary and sufficient capabilities of cancer cell have been identified. S...
abstract: Despite the 40-year war on cancer, very limited progress has been made in developing a cur...
<div><p>Cancer is sometimes depicted as a reversion to single cell behavior in cells adapted to live...
Cancer mostly is a disease of old age. Evolutionary pressures have pushed the somatic "error rate", ...
Cancer is sometimes depicted as a reversion to single cell behavior in cells adapted to live in a mu...
Cancer is sometimes depicted as a reversion to single cell behavior in cells adapted to live in a mu...
The relationships between cancer and stemness have a long history that is traced here. From the mid-...
Multicellularity is characterized by cooperation among cells for the development, maintenance and re...
One of the major developments in cancer research in recent years has been the construction of models...
Cancer is often seen as a case of multilevel selection, in which selfish cancer cells pursue short-t...
© 2018 Dr. Anna Sofia Trigos GomezAll biological systems follow the rules and constraints imposed du...
Cancer is not one, but many diseases, and each is a product of a variety of causes acting (and inter...
Technological advances in biology have begun to dramatically change the way we think about evolution...
The genes of cellular cooperation that evolved with multicellularity about a billion years ago are t...
Why do not we have a cure for cancer yet? Cancer is the malady of the century, the most intensely st...
Abstract Background The necessary and sufficient capabilities of cancer cell have been identified. S...
abstract: Despite the 40-year war on cancer, very limited progress has been made in developing a cur...
<div><p>Cancer is sometimes depicted as a reversion to single cell behavior in cells adapted to live...
Cancer mostly is a disease of old age. Evolutionary pressures have pushed the somatic "error rate", ...
Cancer is sometimes depicted as a reversion to single cell behavior in cells adapted to live in a mu...
Cancer is sometimes depicted as a reversion to single cell behavior in cells adapted to live in a mu...
The relationships between cancer and stemness have a long history that is traced here. From the mid-...