Synthetic flagella spin and contract at the expense of chemical fuel
Brigitte A. K. Kriebisch(Technical University of Munich), Job Boekhoven(Technical University of Munich), Aras Kartouzian(Technical University of Munich), Christine M. E. Kriebisch(Technical University of Munich), Hamish W. A. Swanson(University of Strathclyde), Tell Tuttle(University of Strathclyde), Hendrik Dietz(Technical University of Munich), Massimo Kube(Technical University of Munich), Alexander van Teijlingen(University of Strathclyde), Daniel Bublitz(Technical University of Munich), Matthias Rief(Technical University of Munich), Zoe Macpherson(University of Strathclyde), Alexander M. Bergmann(Technical University of Munich)
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