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This project investigates how cells organize into patterns during embryonic development, focusing on the interaction between activators and inhibitors. By studying zebrafish and mouse models, it aims to uncover principles that could enhance regenerative medicine and tissue engineering.
How an initially homogenous population of cells self-organizes to form patterned embryos and tissues is a long-standing mystery in the field of developmental biology.
Understanding such self-organizing processes is of central importance for regenerative medicine and would inform approaches to transform embryonic stem cells into complex multicellular structures for human tissue replacement.
The influential reaction-diffusion model postulates that patterns emerge during development under the influ…
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