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25 April 2024
 
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Rheology of Active-Particle Suspensions
Yashodhan Hatwalne ; Sriram Ramaswamy ; Madan Rao ; R. Aditi Simha ;
Date 26 Aug 2003
Subject Soft Condensed Matter; Cell Behavior; Subcellular Processes | cond-mat.soft q-bio.CB q-bio.SC
AffiliationRaman Instt, Bangalore), Sriram Ramaswamy (IISc, Bangalore), Madan Rao (Raman Instt and NCBS, Bangalore) and R. Aditi Simha (MPI-PKS, Dresden
AbstractWe study the interplay of activity, order and flow through a set of coarse-grained equations governing the hydrodynamic velocity, concentration and stress fields in a suspension of active, energy-dissipating particles. We make several predictions for the rheology of such systems, which can be tested on bacterial suspensions, cell extracts with motors and filaments, or artificial machines in a fluid. The phenomena of cytoplasmic streaming, elastotaxis and active mechanosensing find natural explanations within our model.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/0308529
Other source [GID 503759] pmid15089176
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