👉 Pseudomonotropy, also known as pseudorepulsion, is a property of an organism's cell membrane that determines its shape and stability. It is a measure of how strongly a cell divides when it has a reduced number of cells in its growing population. In other words, a higher pseudomonotropy indicates that the cell will divide more often, or that its growth rate is slower due to the increased number of cells. This property can be useful for designing complex cell architectures and optimizing
