Directional Collective Cell Migration Emerges as a Property of Cell Interactions
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Iain D. Couzin | Roberto Mayor | Chris P. Barnes | Mae L. Woods | Karen M. Page | I. Couzin | K. Page | C. Barnes | R. Mayor | C. Carmona-Fontaine | Carlos Carmona-Fontaine | M. Woods | Carlos Carmona-Fontaine
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