Tissue models, with programming problems from God's notebook.

Authors:
W. Richard Stark
Affiliations:
-
Venue:
ACM SIGBIO Newsletter - Special edition on biologically motivated computing
Year:
1992

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The individual cells within a multicellular organism do not operate autonomously but instead interact together in a controlled and co-ordinated manner. In order that an organism can function ... there must be some form of communication between the component cells. ... [It] may take the form of direct communication between adjacent cells ... through permeable membrane channels known as gap junctions. MacDonald [Ma85].