Ch 33 Parts 1 and 2 Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

microbiome

A

community of microorganisms that exists in an environment

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2
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microbiota

A

all the microorganisms that live in this environment

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3
Q

holobiont

A

hosts and microbes live together in symbiosis and evolve together

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4
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human microbiome

A

community of microorganisms that exists in and on the human body

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5
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commensals

A

microorganisms in and on the human body that do not harm health

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6
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normal microbiota

A

microorganisms that establish permanent colonies

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7
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transient microbiota

A

microbes that are present for a period then disappear

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8
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microbial antagonism

A

inhibiting or killing non-indigenous species through competition

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9
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dysbiosis

A

imbalance of the normal flora in a human microbiome

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10
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bifidobacteria

A

found in breastmilk, limits growth of pathogens in infants

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11
Q

staphylococcus epidermis is a key component of healthy _____

A

skin

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12
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T/F: many microorganisms can be found in the brain/muscles

A

false

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13
Q

Actinobacteriota
Bacteroidetes
Firmicutes
Fusobacteriota
Proteobacteria
Verrucomicrobiota
are all commonly located:

A

skin
intestinal tract
mucosal surfaces

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14
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inhibition of pathogen growth

A

bacterial interference

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15
Q

The skin and the _____ have strong microbiome links

A

gut

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16
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MAG

A

metagenome-assembled genome

17
Q

HR

A

human associated bacteria reference database

18
Q

Bifidobacteria, E.Coli, and Lactobacilli are beneficial/harmful bacteria

19
Q

Campylobacter, C. Diff, and Enterococcus Faecalis are beneficial/harmful bacteria

20
Q

T/F: most microbes are killed in the stomach due to its acidic conditions

21
Q

hot spot for microbial activity in the human body

A

large intestine

22
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these two microbial phyla make up 80-90% of the species found in the gut

A

firmicutes
bacteriodetes

23
Q

those who are overweight may have higher _____ in comparison to _____

A

firmicutes in comparison to bacteriodetes

24
Q

germ free mice that receive a fecal transplant from obese donors…

A

become obese while eating less food

25
probiotics vs prebiotics
pro: has microbes pre: has chemicals that induce microbial activity/growth
26
synbiotics
foods or supplements that include both pro and prebiotics