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Simple Rules Determine Distinct Patterns of Branching Morphogenesis
Many metazoan organs are comprised of branching trees of epithelial tubes; how patterning occurs in these trees is a fundamental problem of development. Commonly, branch tips fill the volume of the organ approximately uniformly, e.g., in mammalian lung, airway branch tips are dispersed roughly unifo
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