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TLDR: If the motor turns one way, they move in a straight line. If it turns the other way, they tumble. How do they hunt? They have chemical sensors.
Science paper: https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mbio.03824-24
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Every single headline and article from quanta sounds like a freshman trying to make a word length minimum
That’s a good thing imo.
So what? go read the damned science paper at the link I supplied instead.
Who says I didn’t
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For the lazy, the new info is about the actual structure of the flagellar motor.
