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Mathematical Models of Tumour Dormancy

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  • UserDr Karen Page, Department of Computer Science, UCL
  • ClockWednesday 25 January 2006, 14:00-15:00
  • HouseMR5, DAMTP.

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We present preliminary mathematical models of the interaction between tumour and antibody for a B cell lymphoma. We illustrate how this interaction leads to dormancy of the tumour. Models are of simple ordinary differential equation type.

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