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Semi-Interactive Morphogenesis [PDF]
IEEE International Conference on Shape Modeling and Applications 2006 (SMI'06), 2006 This poster (for the paper, see SMI'06) presents a method to simulate growth phenomena, and its application to the modeling of complex organic shapes (e.g., plants organs) and folded surfaces. Our main contribution is the interactive and stable resolution of the mechanical problem of growth-induced deformations, based on the minimization of the energy ...
Combaz, Jean, Neyret, Fabrice
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WormBook, 2005 The morphogenesis of the C. elegans embryo is largely controlled by the development of the epidermis, also known as the hypodermis, a single epithelial layer that surrounds the animal. Morphogenesis of the epidermis involves cell-cell interactions with internal tissues, such as the developing nervous system and musculature.
Andrew D, Chisholm, Jeff, Hardin
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On Buckling Morphogenesis [PDF]
Journal of Biomechanical Engineering, 2016 Cell-generated mechanical forces drive many of the tissue movements and rearrangements that are required to transform simple populations of cells into the complex three-dimensional geometries of mature organs. However, mechanical forces do not need to arise from active cellular movements. Recent studies have illuminated the roles of passive forces that
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Morphogenesis in Micrasterias: II. Patterns of morphogenesis [PDF]
Development, 1975 ABSTRACT The final form of the polar lobe and lateral wings of developing semicells of M. rotata results from combined action of three growth processes: tip growth, branching and lobe broadening. Tip giowth unaccompanied by branching or broadening occurs during normal development in M.
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Journal of Computational Biology, 2020
We build a theoretical model of morphogenesis. This model describes cell fate in the developing organism using the notion of epigenetic code of each cell. Namely, given the epigenetic spectra of a cell and its neighboring cells, we can determine the corresponding cell event it will perform. This means that the properties of a group of cells (comprising
Yue Wang +7 more
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We build a theoretical model of morphogenesis. This model describes cell fate in the developing organism using the notion of epigenetic code of each cell. Namely, given the epigenetic spectra of a cell and its neighboring cells, we can determine the corresponding cell event it will perform. This means that the properties of a group of cells (comprising
Yue Wang +7 more
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