We find that cells exhibit a minimal response to Wnt at certain frequencies, a behavior we term anti-resonance.
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Anti-resonance may act as a filter against spurious Wnt pathway activation.
Signal frequency directly influences human gastrulation-related cell fate decisions, and anti-resonant frequencies dramatically reduce mesoderm differentiation.
Cells show a minimal Wnt response at certain stimulation frequencies, termed anti-resonance.
Detailed biochemical and simplified hidden variable models explain anti-resonance as emerging from interplay between fast and slow pathway dynamics.