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Было установлено что испытания микроорганизмов, Salmonella enteritidis, Streptococcus faecalis и Escherichia титр, не сопровождать midge Chironomus plumosus всей ее. метаморфозу Поверхность и внутренних, частях тела от зрелых imagos которая разработала от личинок воспитание в зараженные окружающая среда были полностью стерильные когда imagos возникли из куколки Midges может участвовать только в механической передачи инфекции как шанс synanthropic механических насекомых-носителей Пояснение. к рисунку: аппарат для расследование передачи тестовых микроорганизмов в течение метаморфоза с водой насекомых обитающих. (A: Культура кубка midge личинок, B: стекла воронку, D: стекло закрыто в цилиндре сверху тканью в которой imagos собираются, E, H: поставка для аэрации, F: чашка с дезинфицирующее средство, G: бумага для конуса поддержания нижней части в темноте). It was found that the test micro-organisms, Salmonella enteritidis, Streptococcus faecalis and Escherichia coli, did not accompany the midge Chironomus plumosus throughout its metamorphosis. The surface and internal parts of the body of the mature imagos which developed from larvae reared in an infected environment, were completely sterile when the imagos emerged from the pupa. Midges can participate only in the mechanical transmission of infection, as chance mechanical synanthropic insect carriers. Explanation to figure: An apparatus for the investigation of transfer of test micro-organisms during metamorphosis of water-inhabiting insects. (A: culture cup for midge larvae, B: glass funnel, D: glass cylinder closed at top by cloth in which imagos are collected, E, H: supply for aeration, F: cup with disinfectant, G: paper cone for maintaining lower part in darkness). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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A modification of a method of making colour prints of agar plates with biologically developed chromatograms was elaborated. In the new modification this method makes it possible to obtain prints of the zones of growth inhibition and stimulation in the test micro-organism. When making prints of inhibition zones, two methods come into consideration: fixatin of the stain in grown up culture in such a way that the stain diffuses into the paper only at the sites where the agar is not covered with a film of micro-organism, and differentiation of the stained plate by means of solvents. With the second method (differentiation) the stain is washed out from the film of micro-organism only. When making prints of growth zones, a stain is selected which only with difficulty penetrates into the agar. The stain is then removed from the culture by subjecting it briefly to the action of a solvent. The method has been applied to Gram positive and Gram negative bacteria and to fungi. Prints of plates with developed chromatograms show sharp outlining of the zones, thus permitting a quantitative evaluation of the chromatograms at any time by direct measurement of the diameter of the zones on the print. This method abolishes the tedious re-tracing of the chromatograms or photographing the plates for purposes of documentation. The simplicity and rapidity of the method make it possible to carry out the staining in series. The durability of the colour prints depends on the stain used, but in most cases it is unlimited. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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