The importance of cancer cells for animal evolutionary ecology

Thomas, F; Jacqueline, C; Tissot, T; Henard, M; Blanchet, S; Loot, G; Dawson, E; Mary, F; Renaud, F; Montagne, J; Beckmann, C; Biro, PA; Hamede Ross, Rodrigo; Ujvari, B

The importance of cancer cells for animal evolutionary ecology

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posted on 2023-05-19, 18:12 authored by Thomas, F, Jacqueline, C, Tissot, T, Henard, M, Blanchet, S, Loot, G, Dawson, E, Mary, F, Renaud, F, Montagne, J, Beckmann, C, Biro, PA, Rodrigo Hamede RossRodrigo Hamede Ross, Ujvari, B

Reciprocal interactions between hosts, their symbionts and their oncobiota (cancer cell communities) are yet to be studied in detail. Considering malignant cells in addition to the holobiont perspective allows greater understanding of the processes governing both host phenotypes and cancer dynamics.

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Nature Ecology and Evolution

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11

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1592-1595

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2397-334X

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School of Natural Sciences

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Nature Publishing Group

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United Kingdom

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Control of pests, diseases and exotic species in terrestrial environments

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