JD publishes on autonomously responsive pumping by bacterial flagella
JD has published a paper on using the polymorphic transformations of bacterial flagella to create a flagellar forest which can change pumping directions autonomously in response to environmental cues. This work was inspired by our collaboration with MinJun Kim’s group at Southern Methodist University.
[J. D. Martindale and H. C. Fu, , “Autonomously responsive pumping by a bacterial flagellar forest: a mean-field approach.” Phys. Rev. E 96, 033107 (2017). pdf]