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Home   |   Meetings & Events   |   March Meeting   |   Virtual Press Rooms   |   2009   |   Video Gallery   |   Cell Electrotaxis

Cell Electrotaxis

Accompanying 2009 APS March Meeting Paper


The electrical current running between two nanowires attracts an amoeba, which allows researchers to study the creature reducing the risk of damaging it.  

Abstract:  A28.00014

Video Length: 1:46

Video Credit:  Prem Thapa, Kansas State University

 

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