ArticleDevelopment (Cambridge, England)2017
An asymmetric attraction model for the diversity and robustness of cell arrangement in nematodes.
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Abstract
During early embryogenesis in animals, cells are arranged into a species-specific pattern in a robust manner. Diverse cell arrangement patterns are observed, even among close relatives. In the present study, we evaluated the mechanisms by which the diversity and robustness of cell arrangements are achieved in developing embryos. We successfully reproduced various patterns of cell arrangements observed in various nematode species in
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