Bumps and ridges: trabeculation effects in embryonic heart development
Abstract
Abstract
Trabeculae form in developing zebrafish hearts for Re on the order of 0.1; effects of trabeculae in this flow is not well understood. Dynamic processes, such as vortex formation, are important in the generation of shear at the endothelial surface layer and strains at the epithelial layer, which aid in proper morphology and functionality. In this study, CFD is used to quantify the effects of Re and idealized trabeculae height on the resulting flows.
Citation:
Battista, N. A., Lane, A. N., & Miller, L. (2014). Bumps and ridges: trabeculation effects in embryonic heart development. Bulletin of the American Physical Society, 59(20).
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Department of Mathematics and Statistics
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