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Emergence of upstream swimming via a hydrodynamic transition.

Emergence of upstream swimming via a hydrodynamic transition.

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Bimodal rheotactic behavior reflects flagellar beat asymmetry in human sperm cells.Microgrooves and fluid flows provide preferential passageways for sperm over pathogen Tritrichomonas foetus.Fluid viscoelasticity promotes collective swimming of sperm Microfluidics for sperm analysis and selection.Colloidal transport by active filaments.Microfluidic devices for the study of sperm migration.Upward swimming of a sperm cell in shear flow.Upstream Swimming in Microbiological Flows.Population splitting of rodlike swimmers in Couette flow.Giant adsorption of microswimmers: Duality of shape asymmetry and wall curvature.Living on the edge: transfer and traffic of E. coli in a confined flow.Rheotaxis-based separation of sperm with progressive motility using a microfluidic corral system

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