… Thompson’s On Growth and Form 2 , with its focus on a mathematical and … growth in
determining form. However, with the modern revolution in molecular biology, the field focused on a …

… The villi of the human and chick gut are formed in similar stepwise progressions, wherein …
depend on the sequential differentiation of the distinct smooth muscle layers of the gut, which …

… is a major endocrine organ, producing many ‘gut’ hormones and acts as a focus for … the gut
is dependent on the constant renewal of the epithelium and, in the stomach and the colon, on …

… Striving to mimic the physiological tension exerted by the vitelline duct on the early gut loop
(Figs 3 and 5), our group has shown that applying a constant, static longitudinal stretch force …

… Approximately a century after D’Arcy Thompson’s On Growth and Form, … of gut development
that have emerged primarily from mechanobiology-motivated approaches that span from gut …

… human gut microbiota is highly dynamic, and host physiology and diet exert major influences
on … In our recent study, we integrated new quantitative measurements on bacterial growth …

… growth during embryological, prenatal, and postnatal life, and the considerable 'surplus' length
of the mature gut … to summarise the published data on the growth of the small intestine of …

… form on the human gut microbiota and the fermentation SCFA metabolites (Fig. 1). We
hypothesized when soluble arabinoxylan becomes crosslinked into an insoluble matrix it supports …

… There was no growth on Pseudomonas isolation agar (PIA); MSA while pink … on SSA. This
indicates LAB were not the natural inhabitant of gut of postlarvae as there was no growth on …

… To isolate the effect of smooth muscle force on growth we therefore dissected the guts from
their surrounding tissues. We found that an appropriate oxygen supply was critical to achieve …