A comparative view of morphogenesis across animal and plant species
suggests that the answer may lie in reusing just a few organ-sculpting
motifs. Following a brief overview of these basic motifs, I will discuss
the quantitative basis for one of these motifs, folding, using the
vertebrate gut and the mammalian brain as examples.
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