Thermophillic BacteriaFall 2009 - Volume 13 Number 4
"Thermophilic Bacteria" photograph By Gary Larsen, MS Mr Larsen is a clinical microbiologist, at the Northern California Kaiser Permanente Regional Laboratory. This photograph depicts yellow growth of thermophilic bacteria with green algae growing in a Yellowstone National Park hot spring "petri-dish." The mesmerizing beauty of these harmless organisms is unlike the pathogenic bacterial agents of infectious diseases Mr Larsen works with on a daily basis in cultures submitted to the laboratory from Northern California Kaiser Permanente facilities. |
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