Identification of brain-like complex information architectures in embryonic tissue of Xenopus laevis organoids

Abstract excerpt

Understanding how populations of cells collectively coordinate activity to produce the complex structures and behaviors that characterize multicellular organisms, and which coordinated activities, if any, survive processes that reshape cells and tissues into organoids, are fundamental issues in modern biology. Here we show how techniques from complex systems and multivariate information theory provide a framework...

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• Biological Evolution
• Central Nervous System
• Gene Regulatory Networks
• Genomics
• Genotype
• Invertebrates
• Nervous System
• Phenotype

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Literature Corpus work

ac47c6a4-f05a-5ee7-9b1d-6d5975f8d4f9

DOI

10.1101/2024.12.05.627037