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Numerous mathematical models exploring the emergence of complexity within developmental biology incorporate diffusion as the dominant mechanism of transport. However, self-organizing paradigms can exhibit the biologically undesirable property of extensive sensitivity, as illustrated by the behavior of the French-flag model in response to intrinsic noise and Turing's model when subjected to fluctuations in initial conditions. Domain growth is known to be a stabilizing factor for the latter, th...
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- Phys. Rev. E Journal website
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- 84
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- 4
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- 041905-041905
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- 2011-10-03
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1550-2376
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uuid:aae9c058-4984-453a-ae31-411f902b65c6
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195578
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publisher's version of a journal article published by The American Physical Society in Physical Review E on 2011-10-03, available online: http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevE.84.041905
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Influence of stochastic domain growth on pattern nucleation for diffusive systems with internal noise
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