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Clarence M. Wigfall

University of Southern California

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On growth and form of the distal air exchange surfaces within the lung.

David Warburton, Clarence M. Wigfall, Harvey A. Pollack, David S. Koos, Denise Al-Alam, Gianluca Turcatel, Wei Shi, Scott E. Fraser, Rex A. Moats

The paper uses novel imaging and computational approaches to deduce how distal air exchange surfaces in the lung form through epithelial buckling and extrusion, stabilized by elastin and collagen rings.

bioRxiv · May 23, 2017 · PreprintDevelopmental Biology

On Growth And Form Of The Distal Air Exchange Surfaces Within The Lung

David Warburton, Clarence M. Wigfall, Harvey A. Pollack, David S. Koos, Denise Al-Alam, Wei Shi, Scott E. Fraser, Rex A. Moats

The paper uses imaging and computational methods to propose a mechanism for the formation of the distal air exchange surfaces in the lung, involving epithelial buckling and stabilization by elastin and collagen.

bioRxiv · May 17, 2017 · PreprintDevelopmental Biology