On the Growth and Form of Cortical Convolutions.¶
Tallinen, T., Chung, J. Y., Rousseau, F., Girard, N., Lefèvre, J., & Mahadevan, L. (2016). On the Growth and Form of Cortical Convolutions. Nature Physics, 12(6), 588-593.
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Primes¶
- Fold
- The ductile-versus-brittle distinction is the fold in two guises, set by the bond-to-stress ratio. Origami, packaging, and biological morphogenesis. A flat sheet becomes a three-dimensional structure through programmed creases; the gut tube folds into villi; the cortex folds into gyri.
This sourceShows cortical gyri and sulci arise as a mechanical folding instability of a constrained growing gray-matter layer — a flat/expanding sheet folding into 3-D form without tearing, the morphogenetic instance of the prime.
- The ductile-versus-brittle distinction is the fold in two guises, set by the bond-to-stress ratio. Origami, packaging, and biological morphogenesis. A flat sheet becomes a three-dimensional structure through programmed creases; the gut tube folds into villi; the cortex folds into gyri.
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