Forces and pattern in limb morphogenesis by Oster, G, Murray, J, Maini, P

Sequential pattern formation in a model for skin morphogenesis. by Cruywagen, G, Maini, P, Murray, J

“…During morphogenesis regular patterns often develop behind a frontier of pattern formation which travels across the prospective tissue. …”

Nonlinear pattern selection in a mechanical model for morphogenesis by Perelson, A, Maini, P, Murray, J, Hyman, J, Oster, G

“…We present a numerical study of the nonlinear mechanical model for morphogenesis proposed by Oster et al. (1983) with the aim of establishing the pattern forming capability of the model. …”

Nonlinear pattern selection in a mechanical model for morphogenesis. by Perelson, A, Maini, P, Murray, J, Hyman, J, Oster, G

“…We present a numerical study of the nonlinear mechanical model for morphogenesis proposed by Oster et al. (1983) with the aim of establishing the pattern forming capability of the model. …”

Sequential pattern formation in a model for skin morphogenesis by Cruywagen, G, Maini, P, Murray, J

“…During morphogenesis regular patterns often develop behind a frontier of pattern formation which travels across the prospective tissue. …”

An analysis of one- and two-dimensional patterns in a mechanical model for morphogenesis by Maini, P, Murray, J, Oster, G

Tissue interaction and spatial pattern formation by Cruywagen, G

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Bifurcating spatial patterns arising from travelling waves in a tissue interaction model by Cruywagen, G, Maini, P, Murray, J

“…We analyse a tissue interaction model recently proposed to account for pattern formation in the morphogenesis of skin organ primordia. We show that the model can exhibit travelling wave solutions which leave in their wake a spatially nonuniform, steady state solution.…”

An envelope method for analysing sequential pattern formation by Cruywagen, G, Maini, P, Murray, J

“…We examine sequential spatial pattern formation in a tissue interaction model for skin organ morphogenesis. Pattern formation occurs as a front sweeps across the domain leaving in its wake a steady state spatial pattern. …”

Pattern formation mechanisms - a comparison of reaction diffusion and mechanochemical models by Murray, J, Maini, P

“…The elucidations of the underlying mechanisms that occur during morphogenesis is of fundamental importance in developmental biology. …”

A nonlinear analysis of a mechanical model for pattern formation by Maini, P, Murray, J

“…This paper studies a simplified but biologically relevant version of a mechanical model for morphogenesis proposed by Oster, Murray, and Harris [J. …”

Sequential and synchronous skin pattern formation by Cruywagen, G, Maini, P, Murray, J

“…By examining a mechanochemical tissue interaction model based on recent experimental evidence we therefore hope to contribute towards the understanding of skin morphogenesis.…”