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physics.bio-ph2021★ 10 cited

Motility and self-organization of gliding Chlamydomonas populations

Sebastian Till, Florian Ebmeier, Alexandros A. Fragkopoulos +2

Cellular appendages such as cilia and flagella represent universal tools enabling cells and microbes, among other essential functionalities, to propel themselves in diverse environ…

physics.bio-ph2020★ 23 cited

Light controls motility and phase separation of photosynthetic microbes

Alexandros A. Fragkopoulos, Jérémy Vachier, Johannes Frey +4

Large ensembles of interacting, out-of-equilibrium agents are a paradigm of active matter. Their constituents' intrinsic activity may entail the spontaneous separation into localiz…

physics.bio-ph2019★ 12 cited

Hybrid sideways/longitudinal swimming in the monoflagellate Shewanella oneidensis: from aerotactic band to biofilm

Laura Stricker, Isabella Guido, Thomas Breithaupt +2

Shewanella oneidensis MR-1 are facultative aerobic electroactive bacteria, with an appealing potential for sustainable energy production and bioremediation. They gather around air…

physics.bio-ph2016★ 103 cited

Curvature-guided motility of microalgae in geometric confinement

Tanya Ostapenko, Fabian Jan Schwarzendahl, Thomas Böddeker +4

Microorganisms, such as bacteria and microalgae, often live in habitats consisting of a liquid phase and a plethora of interfaces. The precise ways in which these motile microbes b…

physics.bio-ph2016★ 6 cited

A trophallaxis inspired model for distributed transport between randomly interacting agents

Johannes Gräwer, Henrik Ronellenfitsch, Marco G. Mazza +1

A trophallaxis inspired model for distributed transport between randomly interacting agents Trophallaxis, the regurgitation and mouth to mouth transfer of liquid food between membe…

physics.bio-ph2016★ 89 cited

The Physics of Biofilms -- An Introduction

Marco G. Mazza

Biofilms are complex, self-organized consortia of microorganisms that produce a functional, protective matrix of biomolecules. Physically, the structure of a biofilm can be describ…