Three-dimensional experiments and individual based simulations show that cell proliferation drives melanoma nest formation in human skin tissue

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Three-dimensional experiments and individual based simulations show that cell proliferation drives melanoma nest formation in human skin tissue published as: https://t.co/rYweglnRuD @bmcbiology #biorxiv

15 Jan 2019

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Three-Dimensional Experiments & Individual Based Simulations Show That Cell Proliferation Drives Melanoma Nest Formation in Human Skin Tissue @QUT https://t.co/P0slftr3K2 https://t.co/khmqHsVk9M

08 Apr 2018

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06 Apr 2018

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RT @ProfMJSimpson: 3D experiments & simulations show that proliferation drives melanoma nest formation in human skin tissue https://t.co/Cx…

03 Apr 2018

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