Explore a 24-minute seminar presentation from the Biological Physics/Physical Biology series that delves into the crucial role of dynamic forces in shaping organ morphology during embryonic development, examining how mechanical forces influence and guide the complex process of organ formation and structural changes in developing embryos.
Dynamical Forces Drive Organ Morphology Changes During Embryonic Development
BPPB Seminar via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Raj Kumar Manna: Dynamical forces drive organ morphology changes during embryonic development
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