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How do cells regulate growth under spatial confinement?
Cells proliferating in confined spaces, from microbial colonies and biofilms to epithelial tissues and solid tumors, exert mechanical pressure on their surroundings while their growth rate progressively declines. This growth-induced pressure (GIP) couples mass production, volume expansion, and the i
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