Close Encounters of the Cell Kind: The Impact of Contact Inhibition on Tumour Growth and Cancer Models.

Abstract:

:Cancer is a complex phenomenon, and the sheer variation in behaviour across different types renders it difficult to ascertain underlying biological mechanisms. Experimental approaches frequently yield conflicting results for myriad reasons, and mathematical modelling of cancer is a vital tool to explore what we cannot readily measure, and ultimately improve treatment and prognosis. Like experiments, models are underpinned by certain biological assumptions, variation of which can lead to divergent predictions. An outstanding and important question concerns contact inhibition of proliferation (CIP), the observation that proliferation ceases when cells are spatially confined by their neighbours. CIP is a characteristic of many healthy adult tissues, but it remains unclear to which extent it holds in solid tumours, which exhibit regions of hyper-proliferation, and apparent breakdown of CIP. What precisely occurs in tumour tissue remains an open question, which mathematical modelling can help shed light on. In this perspective piece, we explore the implications of different hypotheses and available experimental evidence to elucidate the implications of these scenarios. We also outline how erroneous conclusions about the nature of tumour growth may be arrived at by looking selectively at biological data in isolation, and how this might be circumvented.

journal_name

Bull Math Biol

authors

Grimes DR,Fletcher AG

doi

10.1007/s11538-019-00677-y

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2020-01-22 00:00:00

pages

20

issue

2

eissn

0092-8240

issn

1522-9602

pii

10.1007/s11538-019-00677-y

journal_volume

82

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