Dr Leon Lapeysonnie, a disciple of Dr Jamot, and Professor Dumas of the Limoges Institute of Tropical Neurology; they are working to develop a new...
Gabonese stamp of Dr Jamot who developed a method to fight the epidemic effectively in the 1920s. The method is still valid today.
Colonial administrations set up medical expeditions to combat the disease.Seen here:Dr Koch who came from Germany to Cameroon in 1906/07. Sleeping...
Ethiopian trainees at the IAEA lab. Learning male fly sterilization techniques. They will then implement the fly eradication program in Ethiopia.
At the IAEA laboratory is Seibersdorf the flies are placed briefly in a fridge at 8 degrees C to make them lethargic so that they can be sorted...
At the IAEA in Austria, a prototype for raising tsetse flies en masse. Rails allow the food to be slid beneath the cages and larvae are collected up...
Feeding the flies at the IAEA. Cages are placed on a silicone membrane that covers blood heated to 37 degrees C, the flies suck the blood through the...
Six species of tsetse fly are bred in the laborato-ry at the International Atomic Energy Agency in Seibersdorf, Austria.
Dr Robinson, in charge of the IAEA laboratory at Seibersdorf, Austria. He is working on a project to eradicate tsetse fly through sterilization of...
Dr Jannin, in his office in Geneva, he is responsi-ble for coordinating the fight against sleeping sickness for the WHO.
Laboratory rabbit whose ears are used to 'feed' parasite-free tsetse flies. Each rabbit is called up for 'duty' one half-day a week.
Prof.Dumas & Dr Bouteille in the lab.at the Inst.of Tropical Neurology work-ing voluntarily to develop new drug to cure AHT.
Group of researchers involved in voluntary work at the Institute of Tropical Neurology : J.Perie, L.Lapeysonnie, P.Millet, J.Duterte, F.Joli, M.Joli,...
After 30 days underground, the mature fly inflates an airspace over its head to open a round flap so that it can wriggle to the surface.
After 30 days underground, the mature fly inflates an airspace over its head to open a round flap so that it can wriggle to the surface.
After 30 days underground, the mature fly inflates an airspace over its head to open a round flap so that it can wriggle to the surface.
After 30 days underground, the mature fly inflates an airspace over its head to open a round flap so that it can wriggle to the surface.
The tsetse fly deposits a larva that then burrows underground to a depth of between 6 & 10 cm. Half an hour later its skin has hardened and become a...
Scientists working for ICI discussing the new anti tsetse chemical Antrycide and methods to speed up its production. Original Publication: Picture...
Scientists testing the blood of white mice which have been treated with antrycide, the new drug to beat tsetse fly disease, in one of ICI's research...
The humidity, shade, and movement of animals make this mangrove a favorable environment for the tsetse fly, hence the presence of a discreet blue...
Insects, tsetse fly, Glossina morsitans, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from an original from the 19th century.
trypanosomes, cause of african sleeping sickness, trypanosoma gambiense, 600x at 35mm. blood smear. protozoan parasite that shows a nucleus, undulating membrane and flagellum. transmitted by the tsetse fly. - 采采蠅 個照片及圖片檔
old engraved illustration of the tsetse fly, tik-tik fly (glossina morsitans), flying insects - 采采蠅 個照片及圖片檔
Tsetse fly inside the insect pest control laboratory at the International Atomic Energy Agency nuclear applications laboratory complex in...
Tsetse fly inside the insect pest control laboratory at the International Atomic Energy Agency nuclear applications laboratory complex in...
Child cries as a healthworker pricks his finger to draw blood as he takes part in an Human African Trypanosomiasis, also known as sleeping sickness,...兒童, 哭泣
Health worker draws blood from a child with a syringe as she takes part in an Human African Trypanosomiasis, also known as sleeping sickness,...
Tsetse fly trap, made out of blue screens that contains insecticide, is set by Pierre Richet Institute workers to eliminate Human African...
Tsetse fly trap, made out of blue screens that contains insecticide, is set by Pierre Richet Institute workers to eliminate Human African...
Child held by his mother cries as a healthworker pricks his finger to draw blood as they takes part in an Human African Trypanosomiasis, also known...
Technicians analyze blood drawn from people as they take part in an Human African Trypanosomiasis, also known as sleeping sickness, screening in the...
Prisca Dali who was diagnosed with Human African Trypanosomiasis after being ill for 4 years, has her blood drawn during an Human African...
Health worker draws blood from a woman as she takes part in an Human African Trypanosomiasis, also known as sleeping sickness, screening in the...
Technician analyze blood drawn from people as they take part in an Human African Trypanosomiasis, also known as sleeping sickness, screening in the...
Pigs stand next to a tsetse fly trap, made out of blue screens that contains insecticide, that is set by Pierre Richet Institute workers to eliminate...
Community health worker calls the villagers with a megaphone so that they can get tested for Human African Trypanosomiasis, also known as sleeping...
