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Murray Rosenblattg the expression of various molecules of pot- tial interest in metastasis research and for examining their production at the genetic level. In this second volume of metastasis research protocols, we move to the level of living cells and tissues and present methodologies applicable to examining metas

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Murray Rosenblatt second edition of?.Metastasis Research Protocols,?.brings together updated versions of the seminal technique that were presented in the first edition and also includes new techniques that have recently been shown to be important in illuminating the processes underlying this important area of biolog

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Basic Notions and Illustrations, under appropriate conditions in section 1. The extension (if possible) to a two-sided process is discussed, as well as the Chapman-Kolmogorov equation for first order transition probabilities. A number of illustrative examples are taken up in the following sections. The asymptotic properties of tra

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Nonlinear Representations in Terms of Independent Random Variables,representations could be phrased in the broader context of stationary (possibly non-Markovian) processes and our investigation in the Markovian context is a question of convenience. One way of motivating such problems is by considering the linear Wold representation of a weakly stationary sequence.

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Mixing and the Central Limit Theorem,orems valid for sequences of independent random variables to stationary Markov sequences. In the first section, the case of independence is discussed and the remarkable result of Kolmogorov on the approximation of an . convolution of a distribution by an infinitely divisible law with error term is o