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Quantifying the effect of phenotype on clustering behaviour in melanoma: from monoculture to co-culture
Melanoma is an aggressive form of skin cancer. Survival rates are excellent if it is detected early but fall markedly if it metastasises. A key step in early tumour progression is the formation of cell clusters, which can promote metastasis. However, the mechanisms driving cell clustering, and the r
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