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. 1980 Dec;144(3):1174–1175. doi: 10.1128/jb.144.3.1174-1175.1980

Surface projections of a chlamydia-like parasite of midge larvae.

G Morel
PMCID: PMC294785  PMID: 7440504

Abstract

Projections are described in a chlamydia-like organism similar to Rickettsiella chironomi. These projections were present only on the edge of the disk-like elementary bodies; rod-shaped, they were found to be composed of repetitive subunits.

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