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

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Karakanlud 8th May 2015

jeriktelorian: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167488906001558 Cell migration is an important process, and it's regulated by cell type. As the cell goes cancerous, with the growing number of mutations, it will eventually lose it's function and regulation, and this commonly causes the cells to migrate/invade the tissue around the tumor.
blackantimatter 8th May 2015

I should note that my cancer cell started burning after it cut itself up into two
jeriktelorian 8th May 2015

What makes you think a type of cancer cell moves like this?
Karakanlud 7th May 2015

jeriktelorian: And this movement is also a problem, because migrating tumor cells cause metastases.
Karakanlud 7th May 2015

jeriktelorian: It's only a simulation of how cancer cells move, not a complete simulation of a cancer cell.
jeriktelorian 7th May 2015

The problem with cancer isn't how it moves, it's the unchecked division. This isn't a simulation of anything.
KungZacharias 7th May 2015

sorry dont care about the thisn
KungZacharias 7th May 2015

@sentinal-5 what do you mean about my cancer died of grandpa that a funny thisn
KungZacharias 7th May 2015

i mean first not fist
KungZacharias 7th May 2015

i know to to make the cancer cell to normal fist remove the prto then revome the gbmb

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