Remarks on a population-level model of chemotaxis: advection-diffusion approximation and simulations
Zahra Aminzare, Eduardo D. Sontag

TL;DR
This paper develops an advection-diffusion model for E. coli chemotaxis in one dimension, demonstrating through simulations that it accurately predicts population density under shallow-gradient conditions.
Contribution
It introduces an advection-diffusion approximation for bacterial chemotaxis and validates its accuracy with simulations in a specific regime.
Findings
High-quality predictions in shallow-gradient regimes
Effective approximation of bacterial density dynamics
Simulation results support the model's validity
Abstract
This note works out an advection-diffusion approximation to the density of a population of E. coli bacteria undergoing chemotaxis in a one-dimensional space. Simulations show the high quality of predictions under a shallow-gradient regime.
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TopicsMathematical Biology Tumor Growth · Molecular Communication and Nanonetworks · Gene Regulatory Network Analysis
