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Coherent control of ballistic energy growth for a kicked Bose-Einstein condensate by SADGROVE, M, HORIKOSHI, M, SEKIMURA, T, NAKAGAWA, K

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A model for colour pattern formation in the butterfly wing of Papilio dardanus by Sekimura, Toshio, Madzvamuse, Anotida, Wathen, Andrew J., Maini, Philip K.

“…Papilio dardanus…”
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Pigmentation pattern formation in butterflies: experiments and models by Nijhout, H Frederik, Maini, Philip K, Madzvamuse, Anotida, Wathen, Andrew J, Sekimura, Toshio

“…Butterfly pigmentation patterns are one of the most spectacular and vivid examples of pattern formation in biology. They have attracted much attention from…”
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The Diversity in Shoot Morphology of Herbaceous Plants in Relation to Solar Radiation Captured by Leaves by Sekimura, Toshio

“…The diversity in shoot morphology of herbaceous plants is examined using model plants that are constructed mathematically on the computer and specified by…”
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Pattern Formation of Scale Cells in Lepidoptera by Differential Origin-dependent Cell Adhesion by Sekimura, Toshio, Zhu, Mei, Cook, Julian, Maini, Philip K., Murray, James D.

“…We present a model for the formation of parallel rows of scale cells in the developing adult wing of moths and butterflies. Precursors of scale cells…”
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A case of pyridoxine responsive anemia by Muranaka, M, Sekimura, T, Izuka, K, Yokoari, R, Okumura, H

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The effect of population density on shoot morphology of herbs in relation to light capture by leaves by Sekimura, Toshio, Roose, Tiina, Li, Bo, Maini, Philip K., Suzuki, Jun-ichirou, Hara, Toshihiko

“…Plants change their shapes, depending on their environment, for example, plant height increases with increasing population density. We examined the…”
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The morphogenesis of liposomes viewed from the aspect of bending energy by Sekimura, T, Hotani, H

“…It is known that liposomes transform their shapes sequentially through one of several transformation pathways. Using the mechanical principle of the least…”
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