Sentence examples for shape of cancer from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figures 7(a) and 7(b), the morphological shape of cancer cells and the number of cancer cells are changed as the chemotherapeutic drug is introduced.

Moreover, the simulation results performed with the developed model give insights that chemotherapeutic drug could change the morphological shape of cancer cells to prevent migration and decrease the number of cancer cells.

Here, we argue that evolution through natural selection may have shaped mechanisms of cancer resistance in wildlife species and that this can result in a threshold in body mass above which oncogenic and tumor suppressive mechanisms should be increasingly purified and positively selected, respectively.

AstraZeneca's head drug developer, Briggs Morrison, believes the drug, which has initially been trialled on lung cancer but could be extended to a whole range of tumours, could "hold the potential to shape the future of cancer treatment" and rake in annual sales of up to £3.9bn.

Given the importance of nuclear shape to diagnoses of cancer phenotypes, it is surprising and frustrating that we currently lack a detailed understanding to explain these changes and how they might arise and relate to molecular events in the cell.

Recent bioinformatic analysis revealed evidence that the number of genes that drive carcinogenesis is higher than previously thought and aneuploidy appears to be instrumental to shape the complexity of cancer genomes affecting multiple cancer driver genes (Davoli et al, 2013).

Although previous studies have clearly shown that ecological interactions such as competition, mutualism, and antagonism are likely to shape somatic evolution of cancer cells (Crespi and Summers 2005; Marusyk and Polyak 2010), up until now, no study has placed these interactions within a spatial context.

Because the media plays a large role in shaping public perception of cancer as well as community concerns about cancer, NCEH conducted a descriptive study of cancer cluster reports in the popular media and characterized the media reports retrieved.

We evaluated the accuracy of magnetic resonance imaging in determining the size and shape of localized prostate cancer.

In addition to boosting protein synthesis, these alterations probably contribute to shape the protumorigenic proteome of cancer cells.

Nonparametric regression graphical techniques are applied to examine the nature or shape of the asbestos-cancer dose-response curve.