A Spatio-Temporal Model of Notch Signalling in the Zebrafish Segmentation Clock: Conditions for Synchronised Oscillatory Dynamics
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Mark A. J. Chaplain | Marc Sturrock | J. Kim Dale | Alan J. Terry | M. Chaplain | M. Sturrock | J. Dale | M. Maroto | Miguel Maroto
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