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- Stable voltage distributions that encode target morphologies and can be re-written, functioning as memory in cellular collectives.
- Planarian head number can be permanently altered by re-writing bioelectric prepatterns.
- Asserts that evolution exploits a software-like layer for anatomical form, enabling rapid morphological change.
- Hypothesis that bioelectric voltage patterns encode morphogenetic information and persist across regeneration, guiding form despite genetic variability.
- Supported directly by the two-headed planarian and head-shape experiments.
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