Tryps killing fungus
Jeffrey Shaw
jshaw at tba.com.br
Sat Dec 6 15:20:23 BRST 1997
>Date: Tue, 2 Dec 1997 18:05:55 -0200 (EDT)
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>From: terkuil at rockvax.rockefeller.edu (Benno ter Kuile)
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> Is anyone interested in a tryps-killing fungus ?
>
>I have an organism, probably a fungus, in one of the chemostats that I use
>to grow Trypanosoma brucei insect form. The conclusion that this organism
>secretes a trypanocidal product is based on the following observations :
>- The density of the culture was drastically lowered when these organisms
>started growing in the culture vessel.
>- No cells other than Trypanosomes were observed in the culture fluid.
>- Trypanosomes grew well in medium of the exact same batch in culture flasks.
>- Tilting the culture vessel so that one of the colonies became temporarily
>submersed caused massive death of the Trypanosomes in culture overnight.
>
> I do not have the setup to follow up on this myself, but if anyone
>is interested I would be happy to start a cooperation.
>
>Benno ter Kuile
>Assistant professor
>The Rockefeller University
>1230 York avenue, New York NY 10021
>Phone : 212-3278151
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Professor Jeffrey Shaw, General Manager ILN.
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