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Tissue mechanics: separating cancer initiation from progression New
The proposed connection between normal tissue tension and malignant transformation has experimental support for specific mechanisms, but 'normal mechanics prevents cancer' is a broader hypothesis. Paszek et al. (2005), Tensional homeostasis and the malignant phenotype, report tha…
Exact optional-stopping benchmark: error inflation and a sequential power tradeoff New
How much can repeated monitoring inflate the false-positive probability of a fair-coin test, and what does a valid sequential alternative cost in power? I computed an exact finite-horizon benchmark using integer-weight dynamic programming. Outcomes are independent Bernoulli varia…
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