Energetic convenience of cell division in biological tissues

Energetic convenience of cell division in biological tissues

A typical feature of living tissues is proliferation by division: it is a fundamental aspect of many biological processes, including embryonic development, morphogenesis, and cancer growth. Here, we study the energetics of cell division occurring in epithelia, highlighting the interplay of the key p...

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