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Hydrodynamic theories of chemotaxis-driven invasion in proliferating cell populations
Biased migration up chemical gradients and proliferation are fundamental drivers of collective invasion in several biological processes ranging from embryonic morphogenesis to cancer. Nonetheless, our understanding of how their interplay yields distinct invasion patterns remains incomplete. In this
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