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Algebraic Nexus of Fibonacci Forms and 2-Simplex Topology in Multicellular Morphogenesis

Version 1 : Received: 19 March 2024 / Approved: 21 March 2024 / Online: 22 March 2024 (11:34:34 CET)

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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. 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.

Keywords

mitosis; Fibonacci; Golden Ratio; epigenomics; simplex topology; cell adhesion; organogenesis; morphogenesis

Subject

Biology and Life Sciences, Cell and Developmental Biology

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