Trail-following bacteria: from single particle dynamics to collective behaviour
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1 Trail-following bacteria: from single particle dynamics to collective behaviour K. Zhao, C.K. Lee & G.C.L. Wong (UCLA) A. Gelimson, W.T. Kranz & Ramin Golestanian (Oxford)
2 Biofilms: Strongly Correlated Systems 2013 Nature Education All rights reserved. how do the bacteria achieve this self-organization?
3 From Molecules to Systems Front. Cell. Infect. Microbiol., 25 March
4 Bacteria Swimming near Surface pili friction leads to modulation modulation allows control high friction: orbiting low friction: roaming orbiting roaming A.S. Utada, R.R. Bennett, J.C.N. Fong, M.L. Gibiansky, F.H. Yildiz, R. Golestanian, and G.C.L. Wong, Nat Commun 5, 4913 (2014)
5 Bacteria Conformation on Surface degree of attachment elasticity of hook shape R.R. Bennett, C.K. Lee, J. De Anda, K.H. Nealson, F.H. Yildiz, G.A. O'Toole, G.C.L. Wong, R. Golestanian, J R Soc Interface 13, (2016)
6 Phenomenology of Trail-Mediated Interaction Chemotaxis without Diffusion W.T. Kranz, A. Gelimson, K. Zhao, G.C.L. Wong, and R. Golestanian, Phys Rev Lett 117, (2016)
7 Bacterial Chemotaxis and Quorum Sensing Nucleating early biofilm colonies Anatolij Gelimson DPhil Student how is bacterial motility affected by EPS secretion? how does this control their collective behaviour?
8 Pili Driven Motility with EPS Interaction detached, with rate attached, with rate A. Gelimson, K. Zhao, C.K. Lee, W.T. Kranz, G.C.L. Wong, and R. Golestanian, Phys Rev Lett 117, (2016)
9 Pili Driven Motility with EPS Interaction detached, with rate attached, with rate A. Gelimson, K. Zhao, C.K. Lee, W.T. Kranz, G.C.L. Wong, and R. Golestanian, Phys Rev Lett 117, (2016)
10 non-trivial dependence on psl concentration due to competing contributions
11 How Can Bacteria Follow EPS Trails? gradient-dependent force and no alignment WT Kranz, A Gelimson, K Zhao, GCL Wong, and R Golestanian, Phys Rev Lett 117, (2016)
12 How Can Bacteria Follow EPS Trails? gradient-dependent force and no alignment alignment, oscillatory trail-following WT Kranz, A Gelimson, K Zhao, GCL Wong, and R Golestanian, Phys Rev Lett 117, (2016)
13 Collective Behaviour Programme of Action 1. Extracting the parameters using single-bacterium experimental trajectories 2. Predicting multicellular self-organization 3. Comparing with experimental observations
14 Characterizing the Motion of Single P. aeruginosa
15 Experimental Evidence for Perpendicular Alignment experiment theory exp/theo agreement increasing psl concentration leads to narrowing of the orientation distribution without affecting the rotational diffusion this is only possible through perpendicular alignment
16 What do we learn from single P. aeruginosa results? non-trivial dependence on psl concentration due to competing contributions Velocity increases when psl increases Rotational diffusion does not change when psl increases
17 What do we learn from single P. aeruginosa results? force increasing with psl friction increasing with psl non-trivial dependence on psl concentration due to competing contributions attachment rate increasing with psl detachment rate decreasing with psl
18 Psl-dependent Self-Organization of P. aeruginosa
19 Fractal Surface Visit Distribution Quantitative agreement without any fitting procedure This verifies that the main ingredients in our singlebacterium model, and in particular the perpendicular alignment sensing mechanism, provide the correct phenomenology.
20 Phenomenology of Self-Trail Interaction Modulate trajectory: search a larger area but less thoroughly versus search a smaller area but more thoroughly W.T. Kranz, A. Gelimson, K. Zhao, G.C.L. Wong, and R. Golestanian, Phys Rev Lett 117, (2016)
21 Translational and Rotational Fluctuations Main characteristics of the motion: super-diffusive orientational fluctuations diffusive translational motion with reduced diffusion
22 Nonlocality of Self-Trail Interaction Positive Feedback Mechanism
23 Dynamic Phase Transition discontinuous localization transition with simultaneously diverging rotational diffusion coefficient
24 Concluding Remarks Bacteria exhibit interesting behaviour near surfaces, and on surfaces, where they form dense colonies Polysaccharide trails are used by bacteria as a means of controlling their trajectories and signaling to others Bacteria align perpendicularly to the trails in order to be able to follow it (non-intuitive chemotaxis behaviour) Biofilm early colonies have a hierarchical structure
25 Any Questions?
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