Images Dated 30th January 2003

Chlamydia bacterium, TEM

Chlamydia bacterium. Coloured transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of a section through a Chlamydia sp. bacterium. This bacterium can cause a variety of infections in humans, most notably non-specific urethritis (NSU), which is a sexually-transmitted disease (STD). Severe cases of NSU chlamydial infection can cause sterility in both men and women. The condition can be treated with antibiotic drugs, but often NSU causes no symptoms, meaning that it goes unnoticed. Chlamydia sp. bacteria are smaller than most other bacteria, but larger than viruses. They can only reproduce inside a host cell. Magnification: x50, 000 at 6x7cm size

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World Rally Championship: The Ford Focus RS WRC 02 of Markko Martin / Michael Park in worked on in service

The Ford Focus RS WRC 02 of Markko Martin (EST) / Michael Park (GBR) in worked on in service.
World Rally Championship, Rd1, Monte-Carlo Rally, Monte-Carlo, Monaco, 24-26 January 2003.
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World Rally Championship: Co-driver Jaques-Julien Renucci and Brice Tirbassi Renault Clio 16v were the winners of the Junior World Rally Championship

(L-R) Co-driver Jaques-Julien Renucci (FRA) and Brice Tirbassi (FRA) Renault Clio 16v were the winners of the Junior World Rally Championship battle.
World Rally Championship, Rd1, Monte-Carlo Rally, Day Three, Monte-Carlo, Monaco, 26 January 2003.
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