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This project investigates self-oscillation in biological systems, focusing on the interplay between chemical and mechanical processes. It aims to develop a biocompatible system that autonomously responds to environmental changes, which could have applications in regulating biological functions.
Self-oscillation is a periodic motion generated and maintained by a source of power that lacks the corresponding periodicity.
In living systems several periodic motility processes or structural differentiation arise with no on-off stimuli, merely under the continual flow-in and flow-out of material and energy.
The popular synthetic dynamic models use oscillatory chemical reactions to drive the system, though in most real cases no underlying biochemical oscillator is found.
One clue is in the int…
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