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تسجيل مستخدم جديدA waiting time problem arising from the study of multi-stage carcinogenesis
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We consider the population genetics problem: how long does it take before some member of the population has $m$ specified mutations? The case $m=2$ is relevant to onset of cancer due to the inactivation of both copies of a tumor suppressor gene. Models for larger $m$ are needed for colon cancer and other diseases where a sequence of mutations leads to cells with uncontrolled growth.
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Fernando Cordero
, Adrian Gonzalez Casanova
, Jason Schweinsberg andn Maite Wilke-Berenguer
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