Collaborative Research: Exploring Flagellar Mechanics to Advance Bacterial Locomotion and Nanorobotic Propulsion
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Many bacteria swim using slender, spiral-shaped filaments called flagella, which are rotated by molecular motors to generate propulsion. This movement allows bacteria to navigate complex environments, seek nutrients, and interact with host organisms. The mechanical properties of these flagella, especially their stiffness, play a crucial role in…
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