Stochastic state transitions give rise to phenotypic equilibrium in populations of cancer cells¶
Gupta, P. B. (2011). Stochastic state transitions give rise to phenotypic equilibrium in populations of cancer cells. Cell.
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- Sorted progenitor and breast-cancer fractions recover other measured phenotypes over time, and drug-tolerant cells arise in single-cell-derived cancer cultures.
This sourceOriginal full PDF inspected. Relevant locators: Results “Characterization of Luminal, Basal, and Stem-like Differentiation States in Breast Cancer Cells” and “Cell-State Dynamics in Breast Cancer Populations,” PDF p. 2/printed p. 634; sorted-fraction recovery, Figure 2B–C, PDF pp. 3–4/printed pp. 635–636; Markov model and Figure 2D, PDF p. 4/printed p. 636; Table 1, PDF p. 5/printed p. 637; carrier-cell comparison, PDF p. 5/printed p. 637, and Table 2, PDF p. 6/printed p. 638. PDF page counts are one-based.
- Sorted progenitor and breast-cancer fractions recover other measured phenotypes over time, and drug-tolerant cells arise in single-cell-derived cancer cultures.
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