Simulating Fluid Flow Driven Ciliated Tissue Remodelling

Ciliated tissues are extremely prolific in biological systems and are essential for the transport of particles and fluids throughout the human body — yet remarkably little is known about the mechanics that govern their development.

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infocus Magazine
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2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.22443/rms.inf.1.285
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3D Printing in Biomedical Research
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Simulating Fluid Flow Driven Ciliated Tissue Remodelling

Guillaume Macneil
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Simulating Fluid Flow Driven Ciliated Tissue Remodelling

Guillaume Macneil
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Abstract

Ciliated tissues are extremely prolific in biological systems and are essential for the transport of particles and fluids throughout the human body — yet remarkably little is known about the mechanics that govern their development.

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