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Naegleria

http://www-micro.msb.le.ac.uk/video/Naegleria.html

Naegleria species (& their close relative Acanthamoeba) are pathogenic free-living amoebae, i.e. opportunistic rather than obligate pathogens, e.g. Naegleria fowleri. These organisms are ubiquitous in the environment, in soil, water and air. Infections in humans are rare but may be acquired through water entering the nasal passages (usually during swimming) and by inhalation.

The amoeba Naegleria gruberi (2.1Mb QuickTime web quality sample: download FREE QuickTime Player) You can get a longer, better quality version of this video on the Microbiology Video Library CD. Broadcast quality (520 line) realtime digital video: 14 minutes duration, no soundtrack. Supplied on PAL format miniDV tape plus accompanying notes. If you are interested in obtaining this video or in specific video commissions, please contact us.

Naegleria gruberi is an amoeba-flagellate, so called because the organism can exist as an amoeba and also as swimming flagellates. The amoeboid (trophozoite) stage is 10 to 15 µm in diameter and feeds by phagocytosis of bacteria and divides by binary fission. The flagellated stage does not feed or divide. You can watch Naegleria feeding in the following realtime video clip:

The amoeba Naegleria gruberi eating a bacterium (1.1Mb QuickTime web quality sample: download FREE QuickTime Player) You can get a longer, better quality version of this video on the Microbiology Video Library CD. Broadcast quality (520 line) digital video: 14 minutes duration, no soundtrack. Supplied on PAL format miniDV tape plus accompanying notes. If you are interested in obtaining this video or in specific video commissions, please contact us.

The differentiation of Naegleria provides a valuable system for examining a number of interesting problems in eukaryote cell and developmental biology. Some of the advantages of the system arise from the ease and speed with which cells can be grown and induced to differentiate. Another important advantage is that the differentiation of amoebae into flagellates is relatively synchronous. This means that following the population of amoebae as they differentiate into flagellates is similar to following the changes in a single cell:

• Transformation of Naegleria gruberi (5.7Mb QuickTime web quality sample: download FREE QuickTime Player)
• 0 minutes: Motile amoeboid cells immediately after removal of bacterial food supply and diluting the amoebae into low ionic strength medium.
• 20-40 minutes: Amoeba-flagellate transformation begins, motility decreases and cell shape changes.
• 60 minutes: The first flagella become visible on spherical cells.
• 80 minutes: Flagellates assume a more cylindrical shape and begin to become motile again.

You can get a longer, better quality version of this video on the Microbiology Video Library CD. Broadcast quality (520 line) realtime digital video: 14 minutes duration, no soundtrack. Supplied on PAL format miniDV tape plus accompanying notes. If you are interested in obtaining this video or in specific video commissions, please contact us.

 

 

Fearsome Fauna : A Field Guide to the Creatures That Live in You
by Roger M. Knutson .
Fearsome Fauna is an amusing and informative look into the secret world of the parasites that inhabits each of us.
(Amazon.co.UK)

 

Medical Microbiology Made Memorable
by S.H.Myint, S.Kilvington, A.Maggs, R.A.Swann .
The book provides a core text of medical microbiology for medical students and biological science courses. Each topic is presented as a double-page spread, roughly covering the content that might be found in one lecture. The left-hand page contains the descriptive text and the right-hand page has diagrams, flow charts etc.
(Amazon.co.UK)

 

 

 

 

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