In simulations, an E. coli cell in a traveling attractant wave drifts opposite the wave for slow waves and with it for faster waves, with the sign change anchored at the cell's run speed.
However, we have verified (data in Appendix B, Fig
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Bacterial Chemotaxis in a Traveling Wave Attractant Environment
In simulations, an E. coli cell in a traveling attractant wave drifts opposite the wave for slow waves and with it for faster waves, with the sign change anchored at the cell's run speed.