Long-time cellular motion in confluent tissues universally converges to persistent Brownian dynamics in active foam models, independent of whether activity arises from traction forces or junctional tension fluctuations.
Forces in tissue morphogenesis and patterning.Cell, 153(5):948– 962, 2013
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The paper reviews lumen formation by viewing lumens as active balloons whose growth and maintenance are driven by out-of-equilibrium physical processes in cell layers.
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Universal Persistent Brownian Motions in Confluent Tissues
Long-time cellular motion in confluent tissues universally converges to persistent Brownian dynamics in active foam models, independent of whether activity arises from traction forces or junctional tension fluctuations.
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Lumens as active balloons: a biological physics review
The paper reviews lumen formation by viewing lumens as active balloons whose growth and maintenance are driven by out-of-equilibrium physical processes in cell layers.