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In article number 1702982, Carlos Escobedo and co‐workers reveal that magnetotaxis enables directed motion of magnetotactic bacteria (MTB) in flows relevant to aquatic environments and biomedical applications. The ability of MTB to overcome a current is influenced by the magnetic field, the flow velocity, and their relative orientation. Magnetotaxis allows simultaneous guidance of multiple MTB along...
Magnetotactic bacteria (MTB) play an important role in Earth's biogeochemical cycles by transporting minerals in aquatic ecosystems, and have shown promise for controlled transport of microscale objects in flow conditions. However, how MTB traverse complex flow environments is not clear. Here, using microfluidics and high‐speed imaging, it is revealed that magnetotaxis enables directed motion of Magnetospirillum magneticum...
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