Why do cancers have high aerobic glycolysis? von Gatenby, Robert A, Gillies, Robert J

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Acid-mediated tumor Invasion : a multidisciplinary study von GATENBY, Robert A, GAWLINSKI, Edward T, GMITRO, Arthur F, KAYLOR, Brant, GILLIES, Robert J

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The glycolytic phenotype in carcinogenesis and tumor invasion: Insights through mathematical models von GATENBY, Robert A, GAWLINSKI, Edward T

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An evolutionary model of carcinogenesis von GATENBY, Robert A, VINCENT, Thomas L

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Proton dynamics in cancer von Huber, Veronica, De Milito, Angelo, Harguindey, Salvador, Reshkin, Stephan J, Wahl, Miriam L, Rauch, Cyril, Chiesi, Antonio, Pouysségur, Jacques, Gatenby, Robert A, Rivoltini, Licia, Fais, Stefano

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Mathematical oncology: Cancer summed up von Gatenby, Robert A, Maini, Philip K

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The role of acidity in solid tumour growth and invasion von Smallbone, Kieran, Gavaghan, David J., Gatenby, Robert A., Maini, Philip K.

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A reaction-diffusion model of cancer invasion von GATENBY, R. A, GAWLINSKI, E. T

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Microenvironmental and cellular consequences of altered blood flow in tumours von Raghunand, N, Gatenby, R A, Gillies, R J

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A Cellular Automaton Model of Early Tumor Growth and Invasion: The Effects of Native Tissue Vascularity and Increased Anaerobic Tumor Metabolism von PATEL, AALPEN A., GAWLINSKI, EDWARD T., LEMIEUX, SUSAN K., GATENBY, ROBERT A.

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Application of quantitative models from population biology and evolutionary game theory to tumor therapeutic strategies von Gatenby, Robert A, Vincent, Thomas L

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Application of information theory and extreme physical information to carcinogenesis von GATENBY, Robert A, FRIEDEN, B. Roy

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The potential role of transformation-induced metabolic changes in tumor-host interaction von GATENBY, R. A

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Models of Tumor-Host Interaction as Competing Populations: Implications for Tumor Biology and Treatment von Gatenby, Robert A.

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Interdisciplinary approaches to metastasis von Smye, SW, Gatenby, RA

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The possible role of postoperative azotemia in enhanced survival of patients with metastatic renal cancer after cytoreductive nephrectomy von GATENBY, Robert A, GAWLINSKI, Edward T, TANGEN, Catherine M, FLANIGAN, Robert C, CRAWFORD, E. David

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Modelling a new angle on understanding cancer von Gatenby, Robert A, Maini, Philip

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Application of competition theory to tumour growth: Implications for tumour biology and treatment von Gatenby, R.A.

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Oxygen distribution in squamous cell carcinoma metastases and its relationship to outcome of radiation therapy von Gatenby, Robert A., Kessler, Howard B., Rosenblum, Jay S., Coia, Lawrence R., Moldofsky, Philip J., Hartz, William H., Broder, George J.

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Analysis of tumor as an inverse problem provides a novel theoretical framework for understanding tumor biology and therapy von Gatenby, R.A., Maini, P.K., Gawlinski, E.T.

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