Abstract Tumorigenesis is widely studied within evolutionary frameworks, yet integrating genetic, non-genetic, spatial, and collective tumor-level dynamics into a unified description remains challenging. Here, we propose that tumorigenesis can be analyzed as a process in which tumors generate, explore, and filter pheno...
F. Thomas, M. L. Wong, Robert M. Hazen et al.· Evolution, Medicine and Publ...· 0 citations
The findings support liquid microbiopsy as a complementary extension of liquid biopsy but must be considered as exploratory, and warrant multicenter validation in larger independent cohorts with standardized pre-analytics and low-biomass controls.
W. Jacot, L. Cayrefourcq, C. Dunyach-Rémy et al.· Journal of Experimental &...· 0 citations
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