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Discontinuous buckling from cytoplasmic mechanics in vertex models of epithelia
The cell cortex and cell adhesion contribute to the mechanics of epithelial cells and hence tissues. Vertex models of epithelia represent the cell cortex and cell adhesion, but these models mostly ignore the other subcellular structures that compose the cytoplasm surrounded by the cortex. Here, we r
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