Quantification of the giant cell pattern in the individual replicates of the leaf.

<p>On the left, each replicate is displayed after the cell type classification. In the middle: the corresponding results of the cellular pattern quantification showing the mean giant number of neighbors per giant, where the tissue segmentations (in red) were statistically compared with the tis...

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Autor principal:	Frances K. Clark (5617169) (author)
Otros Autores:	Gauthier Weissbart (22553060) (author), Xihang Wang (22553063) (author), Kate Harline (15217427) (author), Chun-Biu Li (1995319) (author), Pau Formosa-Jordan (556495) (author), Adrienne H. K. Roeder (15217430) (author)
Publicado:	2025
Materias:	Cell Biology Genetics Evolutionary Biology Immunology Developmental Biology Cancer Inorganic Chemistry Hematology Infectious Diseases Plant Biology Virology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified surrounding cells lead giant cells emerges autonomous gene expression observed clustered pattern giant cell organization leaf epidermis leading giant cells clustered patterns spatial pattern nonrandom pattern leaf epidermises leaf epidermis wide range stochastic cell spatial arrangement mechanisms patterning mature tissues findings reveal developmentally regulated common mechanisms asked whether
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Quantification of the giant cell pattern in the individual replicates of the leaf.

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