doi: 10.1109/10.133236.
A qualitative approach to cell growth modeling and simulation for cancer chemotherapy
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A qualitative approach to cell growth modeling and simulation for cancer chemotherapy
IEEE Trans Biomed Eng.
1991 Apr.
Abstract
A qualitative model of cell growth, based on qualitative process theory, is presented. The model can be used to analyze the effects of the interaction of antiproliferative drugs on cells when the effects of each specific drug are known, mainly when designing multi-drug protocols for optimal cancer treatment.
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