2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4939-0458-7_9
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Deterministic Mathematical Modelling for Cancer Chronotherapeutics: Cell Population Dynamics and Treatment Optimization

Abstract: In this short review paper, I will present the mathematical models that have been designed in the frame of continuous deterministic cell population dynamics that aim at optimization of cancer treatments using chronotherapeutics. Many authors have dealt with chronobiology of cancer, less with continuous mathematical models and even less with the declared aim to optimize chronotherapeutics. The biological and theoretical bases for these models are sketched, started from a historical viewpoint, and the main theor… Show more

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“…becomes a problem with two populations, healthy and cancer, that are partly proliferating, partly dying, both evolving under the same drug insult, however with structural dynamic differences between them. This question has been the object of several studies [17,27,30,50,51,52], taking into account for some of them heterogeneity with respect to age phases in the cell division cycle [27,28,29,30], but so far heterogeneity with respect to phenotypes determining drug resistance had only been sketched as prospective work [27,51].…”
Section: Exploiting Structural Differences Between Healthy and Cancermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…becomes a problem with two populations, healthy and cancer, that are partly proliferating, partly dying, both evolving under the same drug insult, however with structural dynamic differences between them. This question has been the object of several studies [17,27,30,50,51,52], taking into account for some of them heterogeneity with respect to age phases in the cell division cycle [27,28,29,30], but so far heterogeneity with respect to phenotypes determining drug resistance had only been sketched as prospective work [27,51].…”
Section: Exploiting Structural Differences Between Healthy and Cancermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, these two GO terms do share logical connections, being light an abiotic stimulus and a visual cue. As a matter of fact, the link between cyclic rhythms (which depend on the alternation of light and darkness) and human diseases (including cancer) or health issues is not a novelty and has been investigated by chronobiology [ 84 , 85 ]. Even the young age of the patients that are the focus of our analyses does not seem to be a limitation, except possibly for the youngest cases (see, for instance, Table 2 , row 27), since the emergence of important biological rhythms has been shown within 18 weeks from birth [ 86 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Its originality is that it is coupled with an ODE model for the PK-PD of the two main drugs used in colorectal cancer: 5-fluorouracil and oxaliplatin. It has been originally designed in the framework of chronotherapeutics (chrono-PK-PD) [25], but it can also be used outside of this framework, provided that the time differences in gating at the cell cycle checkpoints between healthy and cancer cell populations are preserved.…”
Section: Non-spatial Models In Oncologymentioning
confidence: 99%