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Active wetting transition in cell aggregates
During many biological processes, cell aggregates spread on substrates in a process of active wetting. The existing models of tissue spreading, however, do not explicitly capture the state of partial wetting, in which the cell aggregate reaches a non-zero contact angle. Here, modeling cell aggregate
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