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most citedEmergent Properties of Tumor Microenvironment in a Real-life Model of Multicell Tumor Spheroids

47 citations · 106 across the 16 of their papers we have counts for

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17 papers

math.NA2021

Efficient ensemble stochastic algorithms for agent-based models with spatial predator-prey dynamics

Giacomo Albi, Roberto Chignola, Federica Ferrarese

Experiments in predator-prey systems show the emergence of long-term cycles. Deterministic model typically fails in capturing these behaviors, which emerge from the microscopic int…

physics.bio-ph2019

Fine-grained simulations of the microenvironment of vascularized tumours

Thierry Fredrich, Heiko Rieger, Roberto Chignola +1

One of many important features of the tumour microenvironment is that it is a place of active Darwinian selection where different tumour clones become adapted to the variety of eco…

q-bio.TO2012

Bridging the gap between the micro- and the macro-world of tumors

Roberto Chignola, Edoardo Milotti

At present it is still quite difficult to match the vast knowledge on the behavior of individual tumor cells with macroscopic measurements on clinical tumors. On the modeling side,…

q-bio.TO2010

Computational challenges of tumor spheroid modeling

Roberto Chignola, Alessio Del Fabbro, Marcello Farina +1

The speed and the versatility of today's computers open up new opportunities to simulate complex biological systems. Here we review a computational approach recently proposed by us…

q-bio.TO2010★ 47 cited

Emergent Properties of Tumor Microenvironment in a Real-life Model of Multicell Tumor Spheroids

Edoardo Milotti, Roberto Chignola

Multicellular tumor spheroids are an important {\it in vitro} model of the pre-vascular phase of solid tumors, for sizes well below the diagnostic limit: therefore a biophysical mo…

q-bio.CB2009

Ab initio computational modeling of tumor spheroids

Roberto Chignola, Alessio Del Fabbro, Marcello Farina +1

This paper is a review of the VBL project, where we develop and test a numerical simulator of tumor spheroids.