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Bacterial Metabolism Flashcards

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-synthesis of cellular constituents

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Anabolism

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  • major pathway of glucose catabolism
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Embden-Myerhof-Parnas Pathway(glycolysis)

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-major pathway for glucose by obligate anaerobes

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Entner-Duodoroff pathway

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-major mechanism for ATP production, final pathway for complete oxidation of amino acids,fatty acids,and carbohydrates

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Tricarboxylic acid cycle

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-consist of polymeric backbones of repeating N acetylglucosamine and N acetyl muramic acid joined together by a tetrapeptide bonds

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Peptidoglycan biosynthesis

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cross linked peptidoglycan-murein sacculus

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Cell wall peptidoglycan

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envelope proteins-M proteins

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Non peptidoglycan components

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-dispensable,does not affect viability of the cell

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Capsular polysaccharides

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-strong rigid cell wall, devoid of protein and lipids, with teichoic acid

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Gram positive

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-more complex, thin peptidoglycan

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Gram negative

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Bacterial cell envelope

-contain unique LPS various proteins(transmembrane proteins) -porins,integral proteins bilayer

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Outer membrane

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Bacterial cell envelope

-asymmetrical, LPS

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Enteric bacteria

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Bacterial cell envelope

-all phospholipids

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Non enteric

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Bacterial cell envelope functions

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barrier,
filter,
attachment site for phage and conjugation, proteases and other enzymes

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-use inorganic compounds as sole source of carbon like CO2. Derive energy from light(photolithotrophs) or oxidation of inorganic(chemolithotrophs

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Autotrophic(lithotrophs)

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  • use organic compounds as carbon source like glucose.Cant use CO2 as sole source of carbon.derive energy from li(photoorganotrophs), or inorganic-(chemoorganotrophs
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Heterotrophic(organotrophic)

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Nitrogen-major component of proteins and nucleic acids. Assimilated by

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fixation,
reduction,
and ammonia assimilation

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Oxygen is toxic for these anaerobes which lack 2 enzymes:

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a. Superoxide dismutase-destroys SOD

b. Catalase-destroys hydrogen peroxide

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-can resist exposure to oxygen, not killed

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Aerotolerant anaerobes

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-can grow both under aerobic and anaerobic cond. Most medically important bacteria belong here

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Facultative anaerobes

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  • strictly require oxygen for growth ex. M.tuberculosis
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Obligate aerobe

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-grow at low oxygen tension-damaged by normal oxygen level of oxygen ex. Campylobacter jejuni

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Microaerophiles

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Anaerobes, except __________, utilize fermentative type of metabolism

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facultative anaerobes

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-high temp(50-60C

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Thermophiles

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-20-40C.-most pathogens

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Mesophiles

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-low temp(10-20C

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Psychrophiles

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pH-most bacteria grow at ph 6-8 (___________- most med. impt. group belong here

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neutrophiles ph 7.5-8

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  • high salt-halophile high osmotic pressure-osmophile
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Osmotic

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Bacteria reproduce by

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binary fission

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1 parent cell forms

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2 progeny cells

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One bacterium will produce

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16 bacterium after 4 generations

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  • vigorous metabolic activity.period of cell adaptation  and adjustment after metabolites are depleted
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Lag phase

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-rapid cell division. Cells are in steady state. New cells are synthesized. Cell mass increase in number

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Log or exponential phase

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-slowing growth.living cells equals dead cells.nutrients used up.waste accumulate.spore production(radiation, dehydration), dipicolinic acid helps stabilize nucleic acids

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Stationary

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-final phase,decline in number of bacteria, more dead bacteria than viable.spores continuously produced to survive

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Death or decline

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-release of naked DNA into environment by lysis and direct uptake of DNA by recipient.occurs among related species.requires competence of recipient cells

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Transformation

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-DNA passed directly by cell to cell contact during the mating of bacteria.sex-like exchange that requires sex pili.controlled by Fertility or F plasmid

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Conjugation

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  • mediated by bacteriophage. bacteriophage picks up fragments of DNA and package them into bacteriophage particles.DNA is delivered into infected cells and incorporated into recipients genome
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Transduction

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Autonomous extrachromosomal elements composed of circular double stranded DNA. Can replicate on their own

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Plasmids

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  • codes for sex pilus
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F plasmid

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  • codes for resistance to various antibiotics
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R plasmid

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-codes for virulence

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Vir plasmid

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Exceptions to Kochs Postulate

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Carriers 
Viruses 
M.leprae, T.pallidum 
Some animals like rats 
Certain disease develop only in immunocompromised individuals
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  • “first encounter” but no symptoms yet
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Incubation period

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  • period of disease onset
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Prodrome

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  • period of maximal illness
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Invasion period

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  • manifestations decline
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Defervescence

48
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-regains full strength

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Convalescence

49
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-substrate breakdown to usable energy

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Catabolism

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