Divisions

I have recently become very interested in the study of Fractals in biology and other science divisions, but I am having a bit of a difficult time finding actual journal articles on the study. Does anyone have any suggestions? Mandelbrot's book just doesn't cut it.

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Since man has only one X chromosome, she must have one X defective and one X normal (from mother). In 30% of cell divisions the chromosomes recombine and form two defective X chromosomes (each for other disease, but they ask for normal kid, so any of these chromosomes will be ruled ...

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... what do you think is the most accurate of these : 1. "Biomass accrual" Nt-N0 2. Nt/N0 (just a ratio!?) 3. The number of doublings/cell divisions? = log(2) Nt/N0 In was using the later one, but not everyone is happy with it. Do you have any good ideas why one calculation would better ...

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... strategy can be used? On day 8 I get some extended population from the original population, but unable to differentiate them as individual cell divisions and finally gating them becomes impossible. Please help me regarding the gating strategies that can be used.

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... the intensity go down each day? Having too much CFSE should not be the cause, because even high concentrations diminish quickly due to the cell divisions. In my experience, high CFSE concentrations easily shoot the cells off the axis but does not affect the peaks once the cells start to divide ...

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