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Flow-polarity decoupling and universal mobility enhancement in dense bacterial active fluids
Active fluids consisting of living cells or synthetic microswimmers display rich emergent behavior and nonequilibrium mechanical properties, which not only shed light on various biological processes but also inform the engineering of autonomous fluidics and self-driven materials. The individual beha
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