Morpheus Model ID: M2061 Open in Morpheus History Persistent Identifier Use this permanent link to cite or share this Morpheus model:
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Morpheus Model ID: M2984 Open in Morpheus History Persistent Identifier Use this permanent link to cite or share this Morpheus model:
Copy Introduction Whether individual stem cell divisions are coordinated or random is important for tissue morphogenesis, homeostasis and tumour growth.
Morpheus Model ID: M7673 Open in Morpheus History Persistent Identifier Use this permanent link to cite or share this Morpheus model:
Copy Introduction Human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs) can be grown in cell culture where they self-organize spatial patterns.
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Copy Introduction Human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs) can be grown in cell culture where they self-organize spatial patterns.
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Copy Introduction Human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs) can be grown in cell culture where they self-organize spatial patterns.
Morpheus Model ID: M0006 Open in Morpheus History Persistent Identifier Use this permanent link to cite or share this Morpheus model:
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Morpheus Model ID: M7912 Open in Morpheus History Persistent Identifier Use this permanent link to cite or share this Morpheus model:
Copy Spatio-temporal model of self-organisation inside the zebrafish posterior lateral line primordium
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Copy Introduction This model combines simple Notch signaling with the cellular Potts model (CPM), which drives cell sorting as a result of differential adhesion.