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Like NASCAR Drivers, Microbes Forced to Circle Forever to the Left (2)

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It's a pretty effect with an even prettier explanation: By putting the common gut bacterium Escherichia coli

in just the right place, physicists have found they can make it swim in counterclockwise loop-the-loops.

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Like NASCAR Drivers, Microbes Forced to Circle Forever to the Left (2)

Like NASCAR Drivers, Microbes Forced to Circle Forever to the Left (2)

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