In comparison to Figure 2F. Dorsal temporal advancement is built-in, the HFs have shorter telogen in the ventral domain than in the dorsal. Figure shows the activator activities (white-low, black-high). Interaction between the domains with the dorsal domain showing head-to-tail asynchrony caused by the built-in temporal advancement last for several cycles, until it breaks into waves propagating from ventral to dorsal showing bilateral symmetry, which lasts during the following few cycles. Using the FHN model, we cannot obtain the quick degradation of the early dorsal head-to-tail asynchrony as early as the third or fourth cycle, as observed in experiments or simulated by our model.
DOI:
http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.22772.077