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Patterns that Grow | | William J. Bruno
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18 Feb 2004 | | Journal: | CNLS Newsletter, 82, 1-10 (1992) | | Subject: | Pattern Formation and Solitons; Cell Behavior | nlin.PS q-bio.CB | | Abstract: | Chemotactic bacteria have been observed to congregate into highly regular patterns. When the bacteria are placed in the center of a dish, a wave of bacteria can travel outward, leaving a regular pattern of spots or stripes in its wake. Although chemotaxis and excretion of an attractant can readily cause a pattern forming instability from a uniform state, they are not capable of generating patterns starting from a single spot. These patterns are apparently formed with the help of bacterial growth and depletion of nutrients in the growth medium. | | Source: | arXiv, nlin.PS/0402030 | | Services: | Forum | Review | PDF | Favorites | |
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