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A perturbation analysis of a mechanical model for stable spatial patterning in embryology
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    A perturbation analysis of a mechanical model for stable spatial patterning in embryology (English)
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    9 June 1994
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    The authors consider a mechanical model for morphogenesis in which a long-term traction term is included. A linear analysis of the model shows that a range of unstable modes could arise. A weakly nonlinear analysis near bifurcation points has also been performed. Potential applications of the model include the formation of ridge patterns, dermatoglyphs, and wound healing.
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    mechanical model
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    morphogenesis
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    long-term traction term
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    linear analysis
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    unstable modes
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    weakly nonlinear analysis near bifurcation points
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    formation of ridge patterns
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    dermatoglyphs
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    wound healing
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