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Joshua Hiller (UF Mathematics)

368 Little Hall

Cancer Epidemiology and Modeling, Carcinogenesis In this talk we will examine the link between two commonly used functions in cancer epidemiology (the incidence function and the relative risk function) and the study of carcinogenesis modeling. Specifically, we will look at some variations of the multistage model of carcinogenesis proposed by Armitage and Doll in the

Vincent Cannataro (UF Biology)

368 Little Hall

Quantifying the Burden of Somatic Evolution in the Context of Cancer and Aging Somatic tissue evolves over a vertebrate’s lifetime due to the accumulation of mutations in stem cell populations. Mutations may alter cellular fitness and contribute to tumorigenesis or aging. The distribution of mutational effects within somatic cells is not known. Given the unique