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polar coordinate model: a standalone construct

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polarcoordinate model1 CONSTRUCTPolar coordinate modelFRENCH · DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY

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Developmental biology

the model that cells in regenerating fields carry circumferential and radial positional values and fill in missing values when nonadjacent ones are brought together.

In developmental biology, polar coordinate model refers to the model that cells in regenerating fields carry circumferential and radial positional values and fill in missing values when nonadjacent ones are brought together. This meaning comes from French (1976) in Science.[1]

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References

  1. French, V., Bryant, P. J., & Bryant, S. V. (1976). Pattern Regulation in Epimorphic Fields: Cells may make use of a polar coordinate system for assessing their positions in developing organs. Science, 193(4257), 969-981. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.948762

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