Analysis of organized asymmetry development using artificial cellular differentiation models

This paper presents the application of research in evolutionary artificial developmental systems to the study of complex and organized asymmetry development in embryology systems, mainly as a tool to understand and analyze developmental processes in biology. LRA is presented as an organized level of developmental stage in reference to the 2 basic types of asymmetry presented by all developing embryos (anterior-posterior and dorsal-ventral). Our left/right asymmetry (LRA) experiments are used to introduce a self-developing strategy to analyse the correlation between our models and the underlying biological processes. Conclusions are presented on how our results support and help understand a more complex stage on the modeling of developmental systems, both in computational and biological models.