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most citedA Growth Model for Multicellular Tumor Spheroids

48 citations · 67 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.bio-ph2007★ 15 cited

Physical Aspects of Cancer Invasion

Caterina Guiot, Nicola Pugno, Pier Paolo Delsanto +1

Invasiveness, one of the hallmarks of tumor progression, represents the tumor's ability to expand into the host tissue by means of several complex biochemical and biomechanical pro…

q-bio.TO2006

Does Cancer Growth Depend on Surface Extension?

Thomas S. Deisboeck, Caterina Guiot, Pier Paolo Delsanto +1

We argue that volumetric growth dynamics of a solid cancer depend on the tumor system's overall surface extension. While this at first may seem evident, to our knowledge, so far no…

q-bio.QM2005★ 2 cited

The Dynamic Evolution of the Power Exponent in a Universal Growth Model of Tumors

Caterina Guiot, Pier Paolo Delsanto, Alberto Carpinteri +2

We have previously reported that a universal growth law, as proposed by West and collaborators for all living organisms, appears to be able to describe also the growth of tumors in…

q-bio.TO2004★ 1 cited

Scaling Laws in Cancer: The Dynamic Behaviour of the Power Exponent p

Caterina Guiot, Pier Paolo Delsanto, Yuri Mansury +1

We have previously reported that a 'universal' growth law with fixed scaling exponent p, as proposed by West and collaborators for all living organisms, appears to be able to descr…

physics.bio-ph2003★ 1 cited

Insights from a Novel Tumor Model: Indications for a Quantitative Link between Tumor Growth and Invasion

Thomas S. Deisboeck, Yuri Mansury, Caterina Guiot +2

Using our previously developed model we demonstrate here, that (1) solid tumor growth and cell invasion are linked, not only qualitatively but also quantitatively, that (2) the ons…

physics.bio-ph2003★ 48 cited

A Growth Model for Multicellular Tumor Spheroids

Pier Paolo Delsanto, Caterina Guiot, Piero Giorgio Degiorgis +3

Most organisms grow according to simple laws, which in principle can be derived from energy conservation and scaling arguments, critically dependent on the relation between the met…