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Modeling Tissue Detachment and Rupture Using an Extended Vertex Model with T2-inverse Transitions
The vertex model is widely used to describe the mechanics of epithelial tissues, but its conventional formulation assumes that all cells remain tightly packed and always share edges with their neighbors, making it difficult to represent local detachment or gap formation. Here, we propose a minimal e
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