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>Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't cholera and dysentery
>micro-organisms? If that is true then there MUST be other places that
>these microbes can be found because the human body does not manufacture
>organisms. If our bodies are hosts and these microbes are passed on
>through feces then that would explain much.
>
>Are these two diseases the result of specific microbes?
>
Vibrio Cholera spp is a flagellated microbe, whereas Dysentery can be caused
by amoeba [cf. amoebic dysentry]
However, there is an EPIDEMIC of Coliform Gastro Enteritis in Fife, from which
the young and the old and curious researchers are dying.
E.Coli IS an indication of Faecal Contamination in the water supply.
Exotic organisms can persist in soil if the physical conditions are right
eg. PH, Temperature variation, conditions of nutrition and reproduction etc.
E.Coli hangs in there.
Andrew Hennessey
Transformation Studies Group
Edinburgh Scotland
>
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