Mathematical modelling of cancinogenesis
Keywords:
probability, mathematical modeling, cell malignancy, genes, time of a malignant tumor formation
Abstract
Object of work is process of a cell malignancy. The problem of construction of likelihood mathematical
model of damage of the genes interfering a malignancy, and formation of a malignant tumor is solved. At
calculations numerical methods, in particular, Newton's method were used at the decision of the equation
for definition of the most probable time of formation of a tumor and a Laplace method for reception of an
asymptotic estimation of average value of this time.
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Knigavko, V. G., Radzishevskaya, E. B., & Bondarenko, M. A. (1). Mathematical modelling of cancinogenesis. Biophysical Bulletin, 2(25). Retrieved from https://periodicals.karazin.ua/biophysvisnyk/article/view/2768
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Biophysics of complex systems
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