(A) Influence diagram of the cell cycle model. Barbed edges indicate ‘activation’, blunt edges indicate ‘inhibition’, plus sign indicates positive feedback at Start. The synthesis of all proteins except Whi5 is assumed to be size-dependent. (B) Concentration of the size-independent inhibitor of Start, Whi5, and the size-dependent activator, Cln3, in G1-phase. Activation of SBF marks the onset of Start (dashed line). (C) Stable (solid) and unstable (dashed) steady states of active SBF with respect to cell volume. Arrow indicates Start transition. (D) Concentrations of cell cycle regulators (top and middle) and cell volume (bottom) over multiple generations. Dashed and dotted vertical lines mark Start and cell division, respectively. Model fo...
Despite decades of research, how mammalian cell size is controlled remains unclear because of the di...
Successful cell size homeostasis is established. A Relationships between G1 duration and birth volum...
The eukaryotic cell cycle is the repeated sequence of events that enable the division of a cell into...
The size of a cell sets the scale for all biochemical processes within it, thereby affecting cellula...
The size of a cell sets the scale for all biochemical processes within it, thereby affecting cellula...
(A) Qualitative reproduction of experimental data in Fig 2F and G of Ref. [13]. Graphs show the synt...
High-throughput imaging has led to an explosion of observations regarding cell-size homeostasis acro...
Populations of cells typically maintain a consistent size, despite cell division rarely being precis...
(A) Theoretical predictions of the final volume (Vf) and the added volume (Vf—Vi) with respect to th...
(A) Schematic of the titration model. SBF occupies a fixed number of sites on the genome and is inhi...
(A–C) An abstract model of cell mass homeostasis at different G1 regulation strengths, represented...
Although there is general agreement that cell growth and division are functionally coordinated, the ...
To achieve a stable size distribution over multiple generations, proliferating cells require a means...
The eukaryotic cell cycle is the repeated sequence of events that enable the division of a cell into...
A,B: Heat plot of γ (the accuracy of concentration homeostasis) versus β (the degree of balanced bio...
Despite decades of research, how mammalian cell size is controlled remains unclear because of the di...
Successful cell size homeostasis is established. A Relationships between G1 duration and birth volum...
The eukaryotic cell cycle is the repeated sequence of events that enable the division of a cell into...
The size of a cell sets the scale for all biochemical processes within it, thereby affecting cellula...
The size of a cell sets the scale for all biochemical processes within it, thereby affecting cellula...
(A) Qualitative reproduction of experimental data in Fig 2F and G of Ref. [13]. Graphs show the synt...
High-throughput imaging has led to an explosion of observations regarding cell-size homeostasis acro...
Populations of cells typically maintain a consistent size, despite cell division rarely being precis...
(A) Theoretical predictions of the final volume (Vf) and the added volume (Vf—Vi) with respect to th...
(A) Schematic of the titration model. SBF occupies a fixed number of sites on the genome and is inhi...
(A–C) An abstract model of cell mass homeostasis at different G1 regulation strengths, represented...
Although there is general agreement that cell growth and division are functionally coordinated, the ...
To achieve a stable size distribution over multiple generations, proliferating cells require a means...
The eukaryotic cell cycle is the repeated sequence of events that enable the division of a cell into...
A,B: Heat plot of γ (the accuracy of concentration homeostasis) versus β (the degree of balanced bio...
Despite decades of research, how mammalian cell size is controlled remains unclear because of the di...
Successful cell size homeostasis is established. A Relationships between G1 duration and birth volum...
The eukaryotic cell cycle is the repeated sequence of events that enable the division of a cell into...