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A principal-stress rule for cell division in epithelia
Abstract Dense active materials, from cellular tissues to jammed and glassy systems, must continuously relieve internal mechanical stress to remain structurally stable as they are driven far from equilibrium. In epithelial tissues, this relief occurs through cell division, yet what sets the geometry
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