How is the formation of stripes according to the Turing mechanism?

Question

Mathematics

Can someone explain in simple words on the fingers how the formation of stripes in animals occurs according to the Turing mechanism? with simple examples.
Where different substances spread through the tissues and activate and extinguish each other.

Answer 1

Very interesting, I found this article here. Everything seems to be clear, except for the very smallness (khe khe, the formula itself :( ). But the idea is that there are two chemicals A and B. A stimulates the production of both A and B, B spreads faster and suppresses A. If A dominates the region , then the color is black, otherwise white.Something like
this.The equation, sources and explanations are here: https://thatsmaths.com/2013/04/25/spots-and-stripes/
If anyone explains the formula, thanks too.In
general , as I understand it, they accidentally throw chemicals A and B and then a certain game of life begins, which ends with balance and such colorings as a tiger or a zebra (what exactly happens depends on different coefficients from the formula and the initial distribution of A and B)