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Modelling and analysis of time-lags in some basic patterns of cell proliferation

C T Baker1, G A Bocharov, C A Paul

  • 1Mathematics Department, Victoria University of Manchester, England. cthbaker@ma.man.ac.uk

Journal of Mathematical Biology
|November 20, 1998
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