patternsinbio-flyer2018-final3.27.pdf
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“Regular Patterns in Biology: Causes and Consequences” April 18-20, 2018 Jadwin Hall, Fourth Floor, Room 407, PCTS Seminar Room Regular spatial patterns are common in natural systems and convey important information about those systems’ structure and function. Accordingly, pattern formation has long been a focus of research in nearly every field of biology (and science more generally), at levels of organization ranging from cells and organisms to entire landscapes. Although decades of theoretical investigations have uncovered some possible mechanisms of…
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