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English: Supplementary Movie 11 Comparison between different analytical solutions of mathematical model. These movies illustrate two limits of the model: either crawling dominant (middle) where the edges are advancing faster than the corners which eventually leads to sharpen the shape of the gap; or conversely pursestring dominant (right) where the corners are advancing faster, resulting in a much smoother shape. An intermediate scenario is seen when both mechanisms are set with similar magnitudes (left). |
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| Source | Video file from Ravasio A, Cheddadi I, Chen T, Pereira T, Ong H, Bertocchi C, Brugues A, Jacinto A, Kabla A, Toyama Y, Trepat X, Gov N, Neves de Almeida L, Ladoux B (2015). "Gap geometry dictates epithelial closure efficiency". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms8683. PMID 26158873. PMC: 4510701. | ||
| Author | Ravasio A, Cheddadi I, Chen T, Pereira T, Ong H, Bertocchi C, Brugues A, Jacinto A, Kabla A, Toyama Y, Trepat X, Gov N, Neves de Almeida L, Ladoux B | ||
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