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suppressing growth does not equate to 100% regression. the growth rate could be suppressed to match the attrition rate and turn into a steady state, rather tha
by jjtheblunt 3y ago
suppressing growth does not equate to 100% regression.
the growth rate could be suppressed to match the attrition rate and turn into a steady state, rather than eradication of the mutant cell lines (and their progeny).
- rdsubhas 3y agoIf it turns into a controlled steady state, does it still fit the medical definition of cancer?
- jjtheblunt 3y agogood question, but cancer is generally replicating aneuploidy, so it's curious for sure