Protocell Survival Networks in Spatially Modulated Chemical Gradients

Protocell Survival Networks in Spatially Modulated Chemical Gradients

Coupling molecular-level chemical networks to macroscopic functions provides a step toward the implementation of rudimentary forms of agency in life-like objects and materials. Here, a negative feedback circuit within a networked binary protocell community is linked to higher-level spatial dynamic b...

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Autor principal: Shuqi Wu (582226) (author)
Otros Autores: Iuliia Myrgorodska (9541258) (author), Mei Li (217363) (author), Pengfei Xu (301785) (author), Stephen Mann (1700536) (author), Liangfei Tian (2102173) (author)
Publicado: 2025
Materias:
Ecology
Immunology
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
spatial symmetry breaking
spatial dynamic behaviors
protective cytomimetic systems
level chemical networks
intelligent spatiotemporal behaviors
computer simulations based
protocell survival networks
macroscopic functions provides
hydrogen peroxide gradient
collective defense responses
collective responses
work presents
strongly influenced
step toward
spatially modulate
segregated arrangements
rudimentary forms
nonequilibrium conditions
mediated activation
local generation
like objects
general approach
exhibit quasi
encapsulated enzymes
edge effects
diffusion modeling
diffusion gradient
binary populations
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