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Emergence of collective oscillations in adaptive cells
Shou Wen Wang
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, Lei Han Tang
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Department of Physics
Institute of Computational and Theoretical Studies
State Key Laboratory of Environmental and Biological Analysis
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Oscillation
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Collective Oscillations
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Adaptive Cells
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Cellular Systems
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Communication Channels
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Adaptation
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Signal Response
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Individual Cells
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Energy Flow
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Intracellular Signaling
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Cell Response
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Cell Density
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Response Function
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Cell-cell Communication
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Oscillatory Systems
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Physical Condition
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Biological Context
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Time-varying Signal
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Constant Stimuli
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Active Frequencies
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Signal Energy
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Phase Matching
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Frequency Window
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Mathematical Construction
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Leading Phase
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Biological Complexity
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Signal Relay
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Common Principles
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Quorum Sensing
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Engineering
Individual Cell
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Oscillatory
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Response Function
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Pivotal Role
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Signal Energy
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Energy Flow
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Constant Stimulus
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Communication Channel
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Frequency Window
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Computer Science
Cellular System
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Response Function
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Signal Response
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Individual Cell
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Physical Condition
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cell Communication
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Cell Density
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Quorum Sensing
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Neuroscience
Cell Density
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Cell Communication
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
Energy Flow
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Phase Matching
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