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Cell Competition Driven by Secreted Ligands: Modeling Liver Metastasis of Colorectal Cancer
Cell competition in multicellular organisms has been shown to play a critical role during the development of organisms, cancer progression, and in the establishment and maintenance of tissue homeostasis. Various mechanisms of cell competition have been identified, including active elimination via me
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