Butler Hoyos, W.E.; Andrade Loarca, H.; Kahle, K.T.; Williams, Z.; Lamb, E.G.; Alcantara, J.; Kinane, T.B.; Turcio Cuevas, L.J. Algebraic Nexus of Fibonacci Forms and Two-Simplex Topology in Multicellular Morphogenesis. Symmetry2024, 16, 516.
Butler Hoyos, W.E.; Andrade Loarca, H.; Kahle, K.T.; Williams, Z.; Lamb, E.G.; Alcantara, J.; Kinane, T.B.; Turcio Cuevas, L.J. Algebraic Nexus of Fibonacci Forms and Two-Simplex Topology in Multicellular Morphogenesis. Symmetry 2024, 16, 516.
Butler Hoyos, W.E.; Andrade Loarca, H.; Kahle, K.T.; Williams, Z.; Lamb, E.G.; Alcantara, J.; Kinane, T.B.; Turcio Cuevas, L.J. Algebraic Nexus of Fibonacci Forms and Two-Simplex Topology in Multicellular Morphogenesis. Symmetry2024, 16, 516.
Butler Hoyos, W.E.; Andrade Loarca, H.; Kahle, K.T.; Williams, Z.; Lamb, E.G.; Alcantara, J.; Kinane, T.B.; Turcio Cuevas, L.J. Algebraic Nexus of Fibonacci Forms and Two-Simplex Topology in Multicellular Morphogenesis. Symmetry 2024, 16, 516.
Abstract
Background: Fibonacci patterns and tubular forms both arose early in the phylogeny of multicellular organisms. Tubular forms offer the advantage of a regulated internal milieu, and Fibonacci forms may offer packing efficiencies. The underlying mechanisms behind the cellular genesis of Fibonacci and tubular forms remain unknown.
Biology and Life Sciences, Cell and Developmental Biology
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