Movement of a sessile cell colony.
Surface motion of an isolated sessile bacterial colony is described by a free surface condition known as the kinematic boundary condition. When t he colony is attached to a surface which does not allow slip, a difficulty arises in describing the motion of the contact line at the boundary of the colo...
Main Authors: | Fowler, A, Winstanley, H |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Royal Irish Academy
2012
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