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Cellular intelligence: dynamic specialization through non-equilibrium multi-scale compartmentalization

2021-06-26

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Intelligence is usually associated with the ability to perceive, retain and use information to adapt to changes in one’s environment. In this context, systems of living cells can be thought of as intelligent entities. Here, we show that the concepts of non-equilibrium tuning and compartmentalization are sufficient to model manifestations of cellular intelligence such as specialization, division, fusion and communi...

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b9a55c75-1085-562c-b2a6-ae27ae274ce4
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10.1101/2021.06.25.449951
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