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Tumor growth and progression is a complex phenomenon dependent on the
interaction of multiple intrinsic and extrinsic factors. Necessary for tumor
development is a small subpopulation of potent cells, so-called cancer stem
cells, that can undergo an unlimited number of cell divisions and which are
proposed to divide symmetrically with a small probability to produce more cancer
stem cells. We show that the majority of cells in a tumor must indeed be
non-stem cancer cells with limited life span and...
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