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concept:bowtie-architectures-in-biochemical-bioelectrical-and-biomechanical-pathwaysbowtie architectures in biochemical, bioelectrical, and biomechanical pathways
Examples of bowtie hubs at subcellular scales (e.g., Vmem, ATP, calcium).
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- Tung et al. 2024 finding on cross-embryo morphogenetic assistance (CEMA).
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- Canonical definition of the paper's central concept; encapsulates mechanism of cognitive scaling through bioelectric integration.
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- Core thesis: bioelectric networks provide the mechanism by which single-cell homeostasis becomes organism-level agency through integration and feedback loops.