Titlebook: Biology of the Microsporidia; Lee A. Bulla,Thomas C. Cheng Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1976 biology.biomedicine.che

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Eibe Riedel LL.B. (London),Ulrich Derpanumbers of insect pathologists become acquainted with these obligatory minute pathogens. Their numbers and those of susceptible insect hosts have increased significantly during the past decade, especially where extensive studies with specific groups of insects, e.g., mosquitoes, have been conducted

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Eibe Riedel LL.B. (London),Ulrich Derpacrosporidiologists. In addition to the classical methods that have been used for many years, more sophisticated techniques, utilizing many different scientific disciplines, are increasingly being employed in the study of microsporidia. We believe that a working knowledge of this methodology should b

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Hans-J?rg Bullinger,Michael Kühnertheir slide collections, publish the contents, and deposit type materials in centralized locations. Between 1961 and 1970, the single strongest force for organized invertebrate collections was the founder of the Society for Invertebrate Pathology (S.I.P.), the late Dr. Edward A. Steinhaus. In June,

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Addendum, Protozool. ., 667—677. 1974) appeared, providing additional evidence on several microsporidian structures. These investigators were unable to observe any clear association of ribosomes with certain membranes in . probably because of inadequate preservation of the membranous material. Therefore, Spr

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Development of the Microsporidia,seen in the light microscope and the difficulty to resolve some meaningful details in their structure. The second fact is that scientific literature (especially of the beginning of the century, when the art of scientific drawing flourished most) shows many, sometimes very detailed, drawings of compl

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Some Aspects of Microsporidian Physiology,ilability and to methods for cultivation and maintenance of these organisms in the laboratory. New experimental techniques have facilitated obtaining basic insight of some of the general features of this group of parasites.

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Microsporidia in Invertebrates: Host-Parasite Relations at the Organismal Level,. This exercise, however, is becoming increasingly difficult in view of the growing number of microsporidia isolated from new hosts and the limited number of diagnostic factors for species identification. According to a recent world census, the number of invertebrate species is estimated to be nearl