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Developmental biology

a model in which mesenchymal cells pulling on their matrix, coupled with cell movement, spontaneously produce spatial patterns such as cell condensations.

In developmental biology, mechanochemical model of morphogenesis refers to a model in which mesenchymal cells pulling on their matrix, coupled with cell movement, spontaneously produce spatial patterns such as cell condensations. This meaning comes from Murray (1983) in Journal of Mathematical Biology.[1]

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Murray, J. D., Oster, G. F., & Harris, A. K. (1983). A mechanical model for mesenchymal morphogenesis. Journal of Mathematical Biology, 17(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00276117

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