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5th May 2015

30th Jul 2015

*update: found a better way to mimic cell interior* Simulates the way cancer cells move around compared to normal cells.

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Jacobus7252 15th Mar 2017

this is going on inside my brain
epic5000 11th May 2015

I come back here every day just to see the debates and arguments going on :p
Karakanlud 10th May 2015

billyliakos01: nope, cancer is far more complex than that. if the only problem is an abnormally high reproduction rate, it's a benign tumor. cancer cells have other problems: if the reproduction is totally out of control, the lack of working tumor suppressors -which prevent mitosis if errors are present- will cause cells to develop more and more mutations. with these mutations they'll eventually lose their normal function and start to act independently. that's when the tumor becomes cancerous.
mateusdiasrom 10th May 2015

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LeonardEuler 9th May 2015

That's a total failure because cancer cells have one problem: They can't control their reproduction
pepper1boy 9th May 2015

so is the gpmp and anything inside it the cell or is the moving thing inside the cell
Karakanlud 9th May 2015

Destroyer127: It's more like the cancer cell loses its regulation to stay in place or move as it should, and starts moving around randomly.
Destroyer127 9th May 2015

so a cancer cell is unstable while the healthy cell is stable?
saster1111 9th May 2015

How to cure cancer: Delete the insides of the boxes around the cancer cell XD
jeriktelorian 8th May 2015

I am pleasantly surprised to see you posting that reference. Good job :D

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