Answer to Question #4246 in Microbiology for marvin

Question

: List 6 micro-organisms (with the stage in their
life cycle if applicable) that commonly survive in chlorinated, potable municipal
water supplies

Answer 1

6 micro-organisms that commonly survive in chlorinated, potable municipal water
supplies: E coli, P aeruginosa, Legionella, spores of fungi like Aspergillus,
Penicillum, Mucor etc.


E. coli simply elongates and split in half by the formation of transverse walls, so that there are two new cells.
Of great importance in the circulation of P.aeruginosa is water in which it can be stored up to 1 year at 37 ° C
Legionella pneumophila lives in warm fresh water and is an intracellular parasite of some simple
The cycle of development Aspergillius niger affects:

Functions of lymph and lymph glands (lymphoma, lymphadenitis);
Chronic disease. The highest form of cyclical development Aspergillius niger is Bakterium tuberkulosis. This bacterium is responsible for the transition to a chronic form of the disease. Its activation and growth are the result of frequent use of antibiotics or antifungal agents. Modern immunosuppressive drugs (antibiotics, corticoids and t'd ') are a common cause of microbial transformation in the so-called CWD - forms: bacteria without cell walls. This applies to Mycobacterium tuberculosis;
With a couple of TB are in the process bodies that belong to the so-called tubercular pathological range. This is the body that are affected with tuberculosis in accordance with the cycle of Aspergillius niger:
& intestinal mucosa;
& lymphatic vessels and lymph glands;
& urogenital system: kidneys, bladder, uterus, ovaries, parameters, testes, epididymis, prostate gland;
& Lungs and respiratory tract;
& skin and mucous membranes;
& bones, tendons, joints;
& brain and nervous System Works.

The cycle of Penicillium characterized as follows:

& Branches from the pathological cycle of Mucor;
& The cycle of Penicillium is responsible for the occurrence of acute inflammation.
& This cycle contributes to:
all putrefactive diseases;
of acute inflammation of any organ;
transition to a chronic form of the disease, as Each relapse is part of a chronic disease.

The cycle of Mucor racimosus mainly occurs in fibrinogen. Therefore, this cycle is associated with all diseases of blood clotting. Professor Enderlein believed Mucor racemosus cause of heart attack and stroke, varicose veins and hemorrhoids.
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The cycle of Mucor racemosus is in their physiological, nonpathogenic beginning of the development cycle Aspergillius niger, and in its pathological region - the beginning of the development cycle Penicillinum