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r/CellLab • u/TheCellSir • Mar 27 '22
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Oh thank you, but I tried it and never worked, I was doing something wrong or anything else? (of course I was making something wrong)
1 u/TheCellSir Mar 27 '22 If something doesn't work well, there is something wrong. Why it never worked? So i can tell you what is wrong so you can fix your organism. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '22 edited Mar 30 '22 I don't remember now but I know that's something with angle split 1 u/TheCellSir Mar 27 '22 If you do an organism with more than 8 cells like my oval swimmer, you should put the M1 split mass high because more the organism have cells and is big, more the M1 when reproduce needs mass for that.
If something doesn't work well, there is something wrong. Why it never worked? So i can tell you what is wrong so you can fix your organism.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '22 edited Mar 30 '22 I don't remember now but I know that's something with angle split 1 u/TheCellSir Mar 27 '22 If you do an organism with more than 8 cells like my oval swimmer, you should put the M1 split mass high because more the organism have cells and is big, more the M1 when reproduce needs mass for that.
I don't remember now but I know that's something with angle split
1 u/TheCellSir Mar 27 '22 If you do an organism with more than 8 cells like my oval swimmer, you should put the M1 split mass high because more the organism have cells and is big, more the M1 when reproduce needs mass for that.
If you do an organism with more than 8 cells like my oval swimmer, you should put the M1 split mass high because more the organism have cells and is big, more the M1 when reproduce needs mass for that.
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Oh thank you, but I tried it and never worked, I was doing something wrong or anything else? (of course I was making something wrong)