Dear Lenny and others,
The American Society of Microbiology has a very good website for
educational materials (http://www.microbelibrary.org/). Included are
photos of a large number of organisms such as Legionella pneumophila. They
also have an extensive biofilm collection.
I hope this is helpful.
Bob McLean
At 03:05 AM 7/16/01 +0100, you wrote:
>Hello people, I hope you can give me some advice...
>
>I'm looking into 'Legionella' - all species, pathogenicity, epidemiology,
>characteristics - everything.
>
>I've tried accessing journals, but most deal with in-depth research and the
>like. While all this is good, I would like material a little more easier to
>understand. Textbooks only mention so much about this bacteria, and
>journals, online sources etc seem to be a good starting point to finding
>documents, images etc.
>
>The main bulk of what I have found deals with:
>
>epidemiology - water supply and air conditioning, aquatic amoeba etc
>virulence - intracellular activity, and iron loading
>
>Can anyone help me to source other aspects of this bug, any and all
>materials, places to look etc will be very appreciated. Sites such as the
>CDC so far have been golden, others are far to technical for my purposes.
>I'm only a 4th yr student, not a post-grad doing research!!
>
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