Precision and organization govern the cell cycle, ensuring normal proliferation. However,
some cells may undergo abnormal cell divisions (neosis) or variations of mitotic cycles …

Nature exhibits rapid evolution in response to human activities. When using natural
resources for their own profit, humans should account for such responses. Stackelberg …

State‐structured populations are ubiquitous in biology, from the age‐structure of animal
societies to the life cycles of parasitic species. Understanding how this structure contributes …

Evolvability is the capacity of a population to generate heritable variation that can be acted
upon by natural selection. This ability influences the adaptations and fitness of individual …

The polyaneuploid cancer cell (PACC) state promotes cancer lethality by contributing to
survival in extreme conditions and metastasis. Recent experimental evidence suggests that …

We establish an analogy between the Fokker–Planck equation describing evolutionary
landscape dynamics and the Schrödinger equation which characterizes quantum …

In this didactic paper, we present a theoretical modeling framework, called the G-function,
that integrates both the ecology and evolution of cancer to understand oncogenesis. The G …

Mathematical models of cancer and bacterial evolution have generally stemmed from a
gene-centric framework, assuming clonal evolution via acquisition of resistance-conferring …

Abstract Background and Objectives Cancer biomarkers provide information on the
characteristics and extent of cancer progression and help inform clinical decision-making …

Understanding the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of populations is critical for both
basic and applied purposes in a variety of biological contexts. Although several modeling …