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    English: This is a cartoon representation of a lattice in the Cellular Potts Model. Lattice sites that have identity 0 represent the medium, while cells are represented by lattice sites with a particular number (1, 2, ...). In the image, different cells are also colored differently.
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    Cartoon example of lattice used in Cellular Potts Model.

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