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Extracellular ionic fluxes suggest the basis for cellular life at the 1/f ridge of extended criticality
2020
European Biophysics Journal
The criticality hypothesis states that a system may be poised in a critical state at the boundary between different types of dynamics. Previous studies have suggested that criticality has been evolutionarily selected, and examples have been found in cortical cell cultures and in the human nervous system. However, no one has yet reported a single- or multi-cell ensemble that was investigated ex vivo and found to be in the critical state. Here, the precise 1/f noise was found for pollen tube
doi:10.1007/s00249-020-01430-3
pmid:32211933
pmcid:PMC7244616
fatcat:7xlkd4xuxjg43bodgg5y3u5zmm