Morphogenesis and pattern formation in biological systems : experiments and models /

A central goal of current biology is to decode the mechanisms that underlie the processes of morphogenesis and pattern formation. Concerned with the analysis of those phenomena, this book covers a broad range of research fields, including developmental biology, molecular biology, plant morphogenesis...

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Other Authors: Sekimura, T. (Toshio)
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Language:English
Published: Tokyo ; New York : Springer, [2003]
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505 0 |a Pattern formation by cell movement in closely-packed tissues / Kei Inouye -- Positioning of cells at their intrinsic sites in multicellular organisms / Hisao Honda -- Biological invasion into periodically fragmented environments : a diffusion-reaction model / Nanako Shigesada [and others] -- Spatial pattern formation in plant communities / Tomáš Herben and Toshihiko Hara -- The mode of competition and spatial pattern formation in plant communities / Masayuki Yokozawa -- Formation of a structure of exponentially forking branches with a steady-state amount of current-year shoots in a hardwood tree crown / Akihiro Sumida and Yuri Takai -- Patterns in epidemiology of sexually transmitted diseases in human populations / Masayuki Kakehashi -- Backward bifurcation in a model for vector transmitted disease / Hisashi Inaba -- Mathematical modelling of solid tumour growth : applications of pre-pattern formation / Mark A.J. Chaplain [and others] -- The formation of branching systems in human organs / Ryuji Takaki [and others] -- Computer simulation on morphogenesis of colonic neoplasia / Sasuke Miyazima, Kenzo Ono and Tomomasa Nagamine -- The effects of cell adhesion on solid tumour geometry / Alexander R.A. Anderson -- Pattern formation and function in palaeobiology / Enrico Savazzi -- Why do univalve shells of gastropods coil so tightly? A head-foot guidance model of shell growth and its implication on developmental constraints / Rihito Morita -- Computer modeling of microscopic features of molluscan shells / Takao Ubukata -- How Anomalocaris swam in the Cambrian sea : a theoretical study based on hydrodynamics / Yoshiyuki Usami, Keiko Kamono and Kayako Kawamura. 
505 0 |a Morphology and function of cuticular terraces in Stomatopoda (Crustacea) and Mantodea (Insecta) / Enrico Savazzi. 
505 0 |a Pattern forming reactions and generation of primary embryonic axes / Hans Meinhardt -- Spatial pattern formation and morphogenesis in development : recent progress for two model systems / Réka Albert [and others] -- Alan Turing and "The chemical basis of morphogenesis" / Vidyanand Nanjundiah -- On the stochastic geometry of growth / Vincenzo Capasso -- The moving grid finite element method applied to biological problems / Anotida Madzvamuse [and others] -- Regulation of pattern formation by the interaction between growth factors and proteoglycans / Naoto Ueno and Bisei Ohkawara -- Changing roles of homeotic gene functions in arthropod limb development / Shigeo Hayashi, Hideo Yamagata and Yasuhiro Shiga -- Variation, adaptation, and developmental constraints in the mimetic butterfly Papilio dardanus / Alexandra Cieslak, Richard I. Vane-Wright and Alfried P. Vogler -- Formation of new organizing regions by cooperation of hedgehog, wingless, and dpp in regeneration of the insect leg; a verification of the boundary model / Taro Mito [and others] -- The heterotopic shift in developmental patterns and evolution of the jaw in vertebrates / Shigeru Kuratani -- The development of cell pattern in the Arabidopsis root epidermis / Olga Ortega-Martínez and Liam Dolan -- Pattern formation during dicotyledonous plant embryogenesis / Masahiko Furutani, Mitsuhiro Aida and Masao Tasaka -- Regulation of inflorescence architecture and organ shape by the ERECTA gene in Arabidopsis / Keiko U. Torii [and others] -- Axis-dependent regulation of lateral organ development in plants / Keiro Watanabe [and others] -- Formation of a symmetric flat leaf lamina in Arabidopsis / Chiyoko Machida [and others]. 
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520 |a A central goal of current biology is to decode the mechanisms that underlie the processes of morphogenesis and pattern formation. Concerned with the analysis of those phenomena, this book covers a broad range of research fields, including developmental biology, molecular biology, plant morphogenesis, ecology, epidemiology, medicine, paleontology, evolutionary biology, mathematical biology, and computational biology. In Morphogenesis and Pattern Formation in Biological Systems: Experiments and Models, experimental and theoretical aspects of biology are integrated for the construction and investigation of models of complex processes. This collection of articles on the latest advances by leading researchers not only brings together work from a wide spectrum of disciplines, but also provides a stepping-stone to the creation of new areas of discovery. 
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