Relief parasites in spiral bacteria

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Relief parasites in spiral bacteria

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All have diplobacilli shape one shorter than the other
They seem not always to move in the same direction
They seem not to be bound to the membrane
Phase contrast objective 100X immersion
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vasselle wrote: Jolie
Sorry but I did not understand the word "Jolie"

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Fascinating, Carlos! Thank you for sharing.

Are you sure the big organism is a bacterium? I am just curious.

When I saw your thread title, bacteriophage came to my mind first. But you probably won't see phage under light microscope.

And then I found a bacterium called Bdellovibrio that parasitizes other bacteria. Wow. You know I used to be a bacteriologist, but I have never heard of bacteria that parasitizes other bacteria :oops: But biology and nature have so many surprises.
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=D> Very interesting.
Thanks for sharing.

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Sumguy01 wrote:=D> Very interesting.
Thanks for sharing.
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zzffnn wrote:Fascinating, Carlos! Thank you for sharing.
Are you sure the big organism is a bacterium? I am just curious.
When I saw your thread title, bacteriophage came to my mind first. But you probably won't see phage under light microscope.
And then I found a bacterium called Bdellovibrio that parasitizes other bacteria. Wow. You know I used to be a bacteriologist, but I have never heard of bacteria that parasitizes other bacteria :oops: But biology and nature have so many surprises.
Thanks for your kind comment Fan! Yes it's a spirile, I do not know what gender

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Wonderful, thanks for sharing.

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Very nice

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