Spatial-Temporal Tumor Evolution is a theoretical framework that models the dynamic progression and regional diversification of tumor cell populations across both anatomical space and time, distinguishing itself from static or purely temporal models by integrating spatial heterogeneity and temporal dynamics to capture the evolving architecture of malignancies.
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