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Signal Transduction and Mechanics in Morphogenesis. Caltech, Winter term, 2017. The cell is a fundamental unit of biology. In higher organisms, almost all cells have exactly the same genome, yet there are a wide variety of cell types and function in a single organism. A cursory glance at our own body reveals the incredible range and splendor of this cellular diversity. How do cells take on such different forms and function in a developing organism? And how do cells communicate with each other?
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Signal Transduction and Mechanics in Morphogenesis. Caltech, Winter term, 2017. The cell is a fundamental unit of biology. In higher organisms, almost all cells have exactly the same genome, yet there are a wide variety of cell types and function in a single organism. A cursory glance at our own body reveals the incredible range and splendor of this cellular diversity. How do cells take on such different forms and function in a developing organism? And how do cells communicate with each other?

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