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Christophe Godin - Modeling the mechanical regulation of morphogenesis in plants
Speaker : Christophe Godin - INRIA project-team Virtual Plants, joint with CIRAD and INRA - UMR AGAP - Montpellier
When : thursday 06 th june at 11 am
Where : Salle des thèses Chantal Rabourdin-Combe
Title :Modeling the mechanical regulation of morphogenesis in plants
In the past decade, molecular and genetic approaches have been extensively used to decipher the fundamental principles driving morphogenesis. In both animals and plants, many elementary mechanisms linking gene regulation to shape development have been identified. However a global theory integrating physiology, mechanics and gene regulation together with organ development is still missing. In this talk, I will present attempts recently made by the plant research community to address this question. I will in particular focus on the work made in collaboration with the RDP lab in Lyon since a few years to model mechanical forces during the growth of multicellular systems and how these forces may be regulated by genes. The approach will be illustrated and discussed using a new computational framework for the 3-D simulation of shoot apical meristem development at cellular resolution.
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