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Trypanosome motility in blood and particle suspensions
Motile microorganisms often navigate crowded and structurally complex environments, where surrounding obstacles can strongly influence locomotion. The bloodstream form of the flagellate parasite Trypanosoma brucei circulates in blood, a dense suspension of red blood cells (RBCs), yet the physical me
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