Right Hand-Left Hand: On the Origins of asymmetry in vertebrates

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• Idan Tuval, DAMTP, University of Cambridge
• Monday 09 October 2006, 13:15-14:15
• MR5, DAMTP.

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Experimental work in developmental biology has recently shown that fluid flow driven by rotating cilia is responsible for determining the normal development of the left–right axis. The role of physics, in particular, of fluid dynamics, in the process is one of the important questions that remain to be answered.

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