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Internal geometries regulate the symmetry of defect configurations in cell populations confined to domains with a negative Euler characteristic
Nematic order of confined cell populations plays an important role in determining cell alignment and stable configurations of topological defects, which are related to various biomechanical phenomena. Topological charges (or winding numbers) of topological defects strictly depend on the Euler charac
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