Explore the intricacies of biological networks in this lecture from the "Theoretical Approaches in Cancer Progression and Treatment" program. Delve into the design and dynamics of these complex systems as presented by Herbert Levine. Learn about the application of theoretical tools to understand and control cancer evolution, and gain insights into how mathematical modeling can contribute to novel clinical trial designs. Discover the intersection of systems biology, cancer networks, and dynamical modeling of heterogeneous populations in this 1 hour and 20 minute presentation from the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences.
Design and Dynamics of Biological Networks - The Case of Cancer Progression - Lecture 2
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Design and Dynamics of Biological Networks; The Case of the... (Lecture 2) by Herbert Levine
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