Symmetry breaking and axis maintenance in morphogenesis
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| Title | Symmetry breaking and axis maintenance in morphogenesis |
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| Abstract | How do organs and organisms grow to elongated forms? I will show how the coupling between biochemical polarity and tissue mechanics enables elongated growth forms, by considering three model systems: fission yeast, fruit fly, and Arabidopsis. |
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