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[[Image:Flagellamotility.jpg|thumg|300px|right|Figure 3.Molecular architecture of the intact flagellar motor of Leptospira spp.(A) Centered section parallel to the direction of the filament of an assymetric reconstruction of the Leptospiral motors. Panels B, C, D and E are horizontal cross sections. The locations of the sections are indicated in panel A. Panel B shows a section that lies inside the socket formed by the collar in periplasmic space. Section C transects the cytoplasmic side of the MS ring, just above the C ring. Sections D and E are located on the top and bottom of the C ring, respectively. Surface rendering of the Leptospira flagella motor is presented in panels F and G. ]]
[[Image:Flagellamotility.jpg|thumg|300px|right|Figure 3.Molecular architecture of the intact flagellar motor of Leptospira spp.(A) Centered section parallel to the direction of the filament of an assymetric reconstruction of the Leptospiral motors. Panels B, C, D and E are horizontal cross sections. The locations of the sections are indicated in panel A. Panel B shows a section that lies inside the socket formed by the collar in periplasmic space. Section C transects the cytoplasmic side of the MS ring, just above the C ring. Sections D and E are located on the top and bottom of the C ring, respectively. Surface rendering of the Leptospira flagella motor is presented in panels F and G.]]




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Introduction

Figure 2.The outer membrane (Om), inner membrane (IM), peptidoglycan layer (PG), and periplasmic flagellum (PF) in a 3-D reconstruction of intact L. interrogans (A) and L. biflexa (B).Zoom-in views reveal the detail of the cell envelope of L. interrogans (C) and L. biflexa (D). Panels E and F show the density profiles of L. interrogans and L. biflexa, respectively.
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Legend/credit: Electron micrograph of the Ebola Zaire virus. This was the first photo ever taken of the virus, on 10/13/1976. By Dr. F.A. Murphy, now at U.C. Davis, then at the CDC.
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Figure 3.Molecular architecture of the intact flagellar motor of Leptospira spp.(A) Centered section parallel to the direction of the filament of an assymetric reconstruction of the Leptospiral motors. Panels B, C, D and E are horizontal cross sections. The locations of the sections are indicated in panel A. Panel B shows a section that lies inside the socket formed by the collar in periplasmic space. Section C transects the cytoplasmic side of the MS ring, just above the C ring. Sections D and E are located on the top and bottom of the C ring, respectively. Surface rendering of the Leptospira flagella motor is presented in panels F and G.


High density and low density spherical bodies


Transmission of Leptospirosis between animals and humans.


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