Role of infection Flashcards

(17 cards)

1
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Binary fission

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Reproduction of bacteria

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2
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Bacilli

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Rod shaped bacteria

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3
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Cocci

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Bacteria spheres found in chains or clusters

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4
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Spirochaetes

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Spiral bacteria

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5
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Gram positive bacteria

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Appear blue/purple

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6
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Gram negative bacteria

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Extra layer of cell wall
Appear pink

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7
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Pathogenicity

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Ability to cause disease

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8
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Virulence

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Severity of disease

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Toxigenicity

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Ability to produce toxins

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10
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Endotoxin

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Gram negative
Formed from outer layer of cell wall breaking off when the bacteria dies
Only toxic in large volumes
Resistant to heat/autoclaving

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11
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Exotoxin

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Gram positive
Produced inside the bacteria and secreted out
Small volumes needed for toxicity
Easily destroyed

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12
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Moulds

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Produce spores
Released into the environment and germinate

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13
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Yeasts

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Asexual reproduction

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14
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Symbiosis

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Living together

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15
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Parasitism

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Microorganism gains from the relationship but the host is negatively affected

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16
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Commensalism

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Microorganism gains from the relationship but the host is not affected

17
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Mututalism

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Microorganism and host both gain from the relationship