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20192025
most citedDynamic stiffening of the flagellar hook

26 citations · 64 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

physics.optics2025

Understanding and improving axial detection in optical tweezers based on the interference of forward- and backward- scattered light

Isaac Pérez Castillo, Simon Leturcq, Sylvain Domitin +3

Fast and accurate 3D position detection in optical tweezers (OT) is essential for quantitatively monitoring subtle variations in the mechanical properties of microscopic systems ra…

physics.bio-ph2023

Signature of (anti)cooperativity in the stochastic fluctuations of small systems: application to the bacterial flagellar motor

María-José Franco-Oñate, Andrea Parmeggiani, Jérôme Dorignac +6

The cooperative binding of molecular agents onto a substrate is pervasive in living systems. To study whether a system shows cooperativity, one can rely on a fluctuation analysis o…

physics.bio-ph2021★ 26 cited

Dynamic stiffening of the flagellar hook

Ashley L. Nord, Anais Biquet-Bisquert, Manouk Abkarian +4

Many bacteria are motile by means of one or more rotating rigid helical flagella, making them the only known organism to use rotation as a means of propulsion. The rotation is supp…

physics.ins-det2020★ 16 cited

High resolution photonic force microscopy based on sharp nano-fabricated tips

Rudy Desgarceaux, Zhanna Santybayeva, Eliana Battistella +6

Sub-nm resolution images can be achieved by Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) on samples that are deposited on hard substrates. However, it is still extremely challenging to image soft…

physics.bio-ph2019★ 22 cited

Load-dependent adaptation near zero load in the bacterial flagellar motor

Jasmine A Nirody, Ashley L. Nord, Richard M. Berry

The bacterial flagellar motor is an ion-powered transmembrane protein complex which drives swimming in many bacterial species. The motor consists of a cytoplasmic 'rotor' ring and…