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Volume 11, Number 2, February 2005 Isolation of Waddlia malaysiensis, A Novel Intracellular Bacterium, from Fruit Bat (Eonycteris spelaea)Paul K.B. Chua,*† John E. Corkill,* Poh Sim. Hooi, ‡Soo Choon Cheng,‡
Craig Winstanley,* and C. Anthony Hart* |
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Figure 1. A, Negative stain electronmicrograph of Waddlia malaysiensis elementary bodies. B–D, Thin-section electronmicrographs of cells infected with W. malaysiensis. B, large inclusion with elementary(e) and reticulate(r) bodies in HEK cells 72 h postinfection. C, a large inclusion in Epstein Barr virus-transformed human B-lymphocytes. D, dividing reticulate bodies in HEK cells 48 h postinfection in an inclusion with numerous surrounding mitochondria (arrow). |
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