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[Biophysics seminar] Toshikaze Chiba: “Deformation and rearrangement of membranes in adhering vesicles”
[Biophysics seminar] Toshikaze Chiba: “Deformation and rearrangement of membranes in adhering vesicles”
Vesicle is a molecular assembly configuring lipid bilayer shell, and investigated as a model system of biological cell. Using both experimental observation and minimising the total energy, we study the morphology of lipid vesicle doublet and triplet. We demonstrate that … Read More
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[Biophysics seminar] Marin Šako: “Soft matter under tension and cavitation”
[Biophysics seminar] Marin Šako: “Soft matter under tension and cavitation”
The meeting will take place online via Zoom: Meeting ID: 833 0750 1179 Passcode: bio
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[Biophysics seminar] Domen Vaupotič: “Viral RNA as a randomly branching polymer”
[Biophysics seminar] Domen Vaupotič: “Viral RNA as a randomly branching polymer”
The meeting will take place online via Zoom: Meeting ID: 833 0750 1179 Passcode: bio
[Biophysics seminar] Urška Andrenšek: “The continuum approximation of the vertex model”
[Biophysics seminar] Urška Andrenšek: “The continuum approximation of the vertex model”
The continuum-mechanics approach to the vertex model is useful to understand the phenomenology of tissue deformations during morphogenesis. I will review the past attempzs to derive the continuum theory and compare the theoretical results to the results of numerical simulation. … Read More
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[Biophysics seminar] Tomer Stern: “Deconstructing Gastrulation at Single-Cell Resolution”
[Biophysics seminar] Tomer Stern: “Deconstructing Gastrulation at Single-Cell Resolution”
Gastrulation movements in all animal embryos start with regulated deformations of patterned epithelial sheets. Current studies of gastrulation use a wide range of model organisms and emphasize either large-scale tissue processes or dynamics of individual cells and cell groups. In … Read More