Variable renewal rate and growth properties of cell populations in colon crypts

Variable renewal rate and growth properties of cell populations in colon crypts

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A nonlinear mathematical model is used to investigate the time evolution of the cell populations in colon crypts (stem, semidifferentiated and fully differentiated cells). To mimic pathological alteration of the biochemical pathways leading to abnormal proliferative activity of the population of sem...

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Main Authors:	Di Garbo, A, Johnston, MD, Chapman, S, Maini, P
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2010

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