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Asymmetric Torque-Speed Relationship Reveals Hook Acts as Clutch in Bacterial Motors

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Overview

Learn about the fascinating mechanical properties of bacterial flagellar motors through a 29-minute seminar presentation from the Biological Physics/Physical Biology series. Explore groundbreaking research that demonstrates how the hook component functions as a natural clutch mechanism in bacterial propulsion systems, revealed through analysis of asymmetric torque-speed relationships. Delve into the intricate mechanics of bacterial locomotion and gain insights into how these microscopic organisms regulate their movement through this specialized motor component. Part of the April 2023 BPPB Seminar series, this technical presentation examines the complex interplay between biological structures and mechanical functions in bacterial motility systems.

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Biswajit Das - Asymmetric torque-speed relationship reveals hook acts as clutch in bacteria motor

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