Buckling of an Epithelium Growing under Spherical Confinement

The model problem proposed to study the buckling of stratified geological layers consists of a linearly elastic plate, capable of accommodating finite rotations, resting over an

Our results suggest that these environmentally-exposed sensory neurons and their associated glia should be viewed as part of an epithelium that is continuous with the skin,

In conclu- sion, single-cell qRT-PCR demonstrates that iEP clones possess an expression profile reflective of a mixture between primitive and definitive erythropoiesis ( Figure 4 D)

To illustrate the differences between static and dynamic stresses and begin to focus ideas, we proceed to make a brief detour and consider first the case of a dynamic vertical

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The information obtained with this short study of the phase structures of brine-oil-ACT mixtures at low ACT concentrations and close to the optimal salinities are in agreement with

When Fe was deposited on the Cu tip kept at -20 K, the obtained FIM image consisted of randomly distributed bright spots. By changing the tip temperature during the Fe

Using analytical and numerical theories at different scales, we found that the compressive stresses arising within the cell monolayer through proliferation