Physical Review Fluids · 2017 · 44 citations · 50 references
Natural SciencesBiophysicsFluid DynamicsFluid MechanicsMolecular BiophysicsBacterial MotilityBiofluid MechanicsCytoskeletal MechanicsFlagella MotilityFlagellar FilamentFlagellar MotilityFlagellar RotationHydrodynamic InteractionsStraight FilamentsSwimming MotilityViscous Effects
Bacteria swim in viscous fluids by rotating helical flagellar filaments which dynamically bundle around each other. We derive and study a bundling model whereby straight rotating elastic filaments in viscous fluid induce rotational flows which tend to bend and wrap the filaments around each other.
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