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Mechanics, morphology, contractility, and growth Schwarz, Jennifer
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How do mammalian brains acquire their folded shape? How do mammalian "little brains", otherwise known as cerebella, acquire their shape? Are the shaping-inducing mechanisms, which potentially include buckling, anchoring, and/or differential growth, similar between the two cases, or not? And how does mammalian lung acquire its branched structure? Is it via actomyosin contractility or differential growth? I will begin to address such questions from a modeling point of view with accompanying predictions.
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Mechanics, morphology, contractility, and growth
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Banff International Research Station for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery
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2016-10-10T19:33
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How do mammalian brains acquire their folded shape? How do mammalian "little brains", otherwise known as cerebella, acquire their shape? Are the shaping-inducing mechanisms, which potentially include buckling, anchoring, and/or differential growth, similar between the two cases, or not? And how does mammalian lung acquire its branched structure? Is it via actomyosin contractility or differential growth? I will begin to address such questions from a modeling point of view with accompanying predictions.
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30 minutes
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video/mp4
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eng
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Author affiliation: Syracuse University
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2017-06-20
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
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10.14288/1.0348360
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Unreviewed
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Faculty
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