Nonlinear modelling of cancer: bridging the gap between cells and tumours

JS Lowengrub, HB Frieboes, F **, YL Chuang, X Li… - …, 2009 - iopscience.iop.org
Despite major scientific, medical and technological advances over the last few decades, a
cure for cancer remains elusive. The disease initiation is complex, and including initiation …

Towards a unified approach in the modeling of fibrosis: A review with research perspectives

MB Amar, C Bianca - Physics of life reviews, 2016 - Elsevier
Pathological fibrosis is the result of a failure in the wound healing process. The
comprehension and the related modeling of the different mechanisms that trigger fibrosis are …

[HTML][HTML] Light controlled biomaterials for regulating cell migration and differentiation

C Tian, J Zhang, J Gu, W Li, Y Cao - Smart Materials in Medicine, 2022 - Elsevier
Cell microenvironments in human body are always complex, dynamic, and asymmetric.
Light-controlled materials can mimic different physical and chemical environments non …

Generalized Cahn-Hilliard equation for biological applications

E Khain, LM Sander - Physical Review E—Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft …, 2008 - APS
Recently we considered a stochastic discrete model which describes fronts of cells invading
a wound [E. Khain, LM Sander, and CM Schneider-Mizell, J. Stat. Phys. 128, 209 (2007)]. In …

Experimental characterization and computational modelling of two-dimensional cell spreading for skeletal regeneration

BG Sengers, CP Please… - Journal of the Royal …, 2007 - royalsocietypublishing.org
Limited cell ingrowth is a major problem for tissue engineering and the clinical application of
porous biomaterials as bone substitutes. As a first step, migration and proliferation of an …

Migration of breast cancer cells: understanding the roles of volume exclusion and cell-to-cell adhesion

MJ Simpson, C Towne, DLS McElwain, Z Upton - Physical Review E …, 2010 - APS
We study MCF-7 breast cancer cell movement in a transwell apparatus. Various
experimental conditions lead to a variety of monotone and nonmonotone responses which …

Collective behavior of brain tumor cells: the role of hypoxia

E Khain, M Katakowski, S Hopkins, A Szalad… - Physical Review E …, 2011 - APS
We consider emergent collective behavior of a multicellular biological system. Specifically,
we investigate the role of hypoxia (lack of oxygen) in migration of brain tumor cells. We …

Calibration of agent based models for monophasic and biphasic tumour growth using approximate Bayesian computation

X Wang, AL Jenner, R Salomone, DJ Warne… - Journal of Mathematical …, 2024 - Springer
Agent-based models (ABMs) are readily used to capture the stochasticity in tumour
evolution; however, these models are often challenging to validate with experimental …

Models of collective cell behaviour with crowding effects: comparing lattice-based and lattice-free approaches

MJ Plank, MJ Simpson - Journal of the Royal Society …, 2012 - royalsocietypublishing.org
Individual-based models describing the migration and proliferation of a population of cells
frequently restrict the cells to a predefined lattice. An implicit assumption of this type of lattice …

Mean-field descriptions of collective migration with strong adhesion

ST Johnston, MJ Simpson, RE Baker - … E—Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft Matter …, 2012 - APS
Random walk models based on an exclusion process with contact effects are often used to
represent collective migration where individual agents are affected by agent-to-agent …