Medical and economical significance of millipedes

Jung, Monika; Nieradko-Iwanicka, Barbara; Kania, Grzegorz

doi:10.2478/phr-2022-0007

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Polish Hyperbaric Research

2023 | nr 1(82) | 115--125

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Medical and economical significance of millipedes

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Jung, Monika , Nieradko-Iwanicka, Barbara , Kania, Grzegorz

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Millipedes as saprophagous epigeic fauna members are involved in the decomposition of organic debris. Diplopod’s activity improve circulation of nutrients, elements and accelerate environmental reclamation. Beyond mentioned above Diplopoda can provoke sanitary and epidemiological threats especially during swarming or seasonal migrations activities. Considering following aspects: contact with defensive secretions, pseudo-parasitic activity that imitates helminthiasis or passive transmission of pathogens, we can discuss direct or distant effects on human health. Education and proper prophylactic remain neglected. Variety of substances from millipedes are checked for their medical action: direct body extracts and active chemical components from defensive secretion. Millipedes may serve as source for zoo-pharmacology and zoo-indication development. This issue review shows that both pros and cons of the Diplopod’s influences should be considered. Literature was carried out from middle of 20th century article till recent papers. The nowadays literature were found in Google Scholar, PubMed, Medline search base.

Krocionogi jako przedstawiciele saprofagów w faunie epigeicznej odpowiadają za dekompozycję pozostałości organicznych. Aktywność dwuparców poprawia cyrkulację składników odżywczych, pierwiastków i wzmaga proces rekultywacji środowiska. Poza wyżej wymienionymi Diplopoda powodują zagrożenia sanitarne i epidemiologiczne szczególnie podczas masowych pojawów i migracji. Biorąc od uwagę następujące aspekty: kontakt z sekrecjami obronnymi, aktowość pseudo-pasożytniczą, która imituje robaczyce oraz bierną transmisję patogenów możemy mówić o bezpośrednim i odległym wpływie na ludzkie zdrowie. W zakresie edukacji i profilaktyki pozostaje nadal wiele do uzupełnienia. Różne substancje pozyskiwane z krocionogów są testowane ze względu na ich medyczne właściwości; bezpośrednie wydzieliny, płyny i fragmenty ciała oraz aktywne związki z sekrecji obronnych. Krocionogi mogą posłużyć jako źródło rozwoju zoo-farmakognozji i zoo-indykacji. Zaprezentowany przegląd zagadnień sugeruje zarówno pozytywy jak i negatywne aspekty znaczenia grupy. Zebrano literaturę z połowy dwudziestego wieku oraz współczesną. W przypadku najnowszych doniesień korzystano z baz danych Google Scholar, PubMed, Medline.

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krocionogi dwuparce sekrecje znaczenie medyczne aktywność przeciwgrzybicza aktywność przeciwbakteryjna

millipedes Diplopoda secretions medical importance antibiotic activity antifungal activity

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Polish Hyperbaric Research

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2023

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nr 1(82)

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115--125

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Bibliogr. 120 poz., fot.

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Jung, Monika

Chair of Pharmacology and Biology, Medical University in Lublin, Poland

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Nieradko-Iwanicka, Barbara

Hygiene and Epidemiology Department, Medical University in Lublin, Poland, barbara.nieradko-iwanicka@umlub.pl

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Kania, Grzegorz

Hygiene and Epidemiology Department, Medical University in Lublin, Poland

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