Journal of Bacteriology · 2010 · 107 citations · 11 references
Planar Solid SurfacesEngineeringBioroboticsFluid MechanicsBacteriologyEscherichia ColiFluid-solid InteractionBio-inspired RoboticsMicrobiologySelf-propulsionFar-field HydrodynamicsFlagellar PropulsionMedicineActive FluidBiofluid DynamicBiophysicsBacteria Swimming
Flagellar propulsion of swimming Escherichia coli produces circling clockwise motions near planar solid surfaces. Counterclockwise motion was first reported near air-TN medium interfaces, showing that slip at the interface is a key parameter of bacterial swimming.
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