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Discriminating between individual-based models of collective cell motion in a benchmark flow geometry using standardised spatiotemporal patterns
Carine P. Beatrici, Cassio A. Kirch, Silke Henkes +2
Collectively coordinated cell migration plays a role in tissue embryogenesis, cancer, homeostasis and healing. To study these processes, different cell-based modelling approaches h…
Shape-velocity correlation defines polarization in migrating cell simulations
Gilberto L. Thomas, Ismael Fortuna, Gabriel C. Perrone +2
Cell migration plays essential roles in development, wound healing, diseases, and in the maintenance of a complex body. Experiments in collective cell migration generally measure q…
Unified presentation of four fundamental inequalities
Joseph Lajzerowicz, Roland Lehoucq, François Graner
We suggest an unified presentation to teach fundamental constants to graduate students, by introducing four lower limits to observed phenomena. The reduced Planck constant …
Quasicrystalline three-dimensional foams
Simon J. Cox, François Graner, Rémy Mosseri +1
We present a numerical study of quasiperiodic foams, in which the bubbles are generated as duals of quasiperiodic Frank-Kasper phases. These foams are investigated as potential can…
Collective cell migration without proliferation: density determines cell velocity and wave velocity
S. Tlili, E. Gauquelin, B. Li +4
Collective cell migration contributes to embryogenesis, wound healing and tumor metastasis. Cell monolayer migration experiments help understanding what determines the movement of…
Comparative study of non-invasive force and stress inference methods in tissue
S. Ishihara, K. Sugimura, S. J. Cox +3
In the course of animal development, the shape of tissue emerges in part from mechanical and biochemical interactions between cells. Measuring stress in tissue is essential for stu…