Lecture

Diffusion and Logistic Growth

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of diffusion and logistic growth, focusing on the Kolmogorov-Fisher equation. It explains the dynamics of genetic circuits with negative feedback and the formation of morphogen gradients in embryos. The lecture also delves into the mathematical modeling of spatial patterns and wave propagation in biological systems.

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