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Quantifying cell shape and density fluctuations in epithelial tissue in vivo
Jake Turley, Helen Weavers, Paul Martin +2
Controlling changes in cell shape are crucial for many biological processes, such as tissue development and wound healing. Tissues typically are heterogeneous with a variety of cel…
BeeNet: Reconstructing Flower Shapes from Electric Fields using Deep Learning
Jake Turley, Ryan A. Palmer, Isaac V. Chenchiah +1
Pollinating insects can obtain information from electric fields arising from flowers. The density and usefulness of electric information remain unknown. Here, we show that electric…
Dynamics of Wound Closure in Living Nematic Epithelia
Henry Andralojc, Jake Turley, Helen Weavers +4
We study theoretically the closure of a wound in a layer of epithelial cells in a living tissue after damage. Our analysis is informed by our recent experiments observing re-epithe…
Fluctuations of cell geometry and their non-equilibrium thermodynamics in living epithelial tissue
Mark Olenik, Jake Turley, Stephen Cross +4
We measure different contributions to entropy production in a living functional epithelial tissue. We do this by extracting the functional dynamics of development while at the same…
The machine is the material: Structures that mimic one-dimensional thermoelastic materials
Matthew P. O'Donnell, Jonathan P. Stacey, Isaac V. Chenchiah +1
Materials that behave like machines, e.g. functional materials that are able to change shape in response to external stimuli (Bhattacharya and James, 2005), often do so by exploiti…
An Energy-Deformation Decomposition for Morphoelasticity
Isaac Vikram Chenchiah, Patrick D. Shipman
Mathematical models of biological growth commonly attempt to distinguish deformation due to growth from that due to mechanical stresses through a hypothesised multiplicative decomp…