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Does natural selection drive the evolution of cancer?

...umor. And then you apply your chemotherapy. So you sucker the tumor into a vulnerable state and then you hit it with your therapy." In their review, Maley and his coauthors also explored how the ecological ideas of competition, predation, parasitism, and mutualism unfold in tumors. Here again, they found...

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