Tumor Evolution Reconstruction is a computational method that infers the phylogenetic history and evolutionary dynamics of cancer cells within a tumor by analyzing genomic heterogeneity, distinguishing it from broader lineage reconstruction approaches through its specific focus on somatic mutation accumulation and clonal expansion patterns in neoplastic progression.
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Inferring clonal evolution of tumors from single nucleotide somatic mutations
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