Bugs with exotoxins (p.124) Flashcards
These 2 inactivate Elongation factor
C. diptheria, pseudomonas aeruginosa
This causes severe LAD (bull neck)
C. diptheria
The exotoxins for these 4 bugs inhibit protein synthesis
- C. diptheria
- pseudomonas aeurginosa
- Shigella
- EHEC 0157:H7
These 2 inactivate 60S ribosome
Shigella, EHEC 0157:H7
This toxin invades the GI mucosa, can cause HUS, enhances cytokine release
Shiga Toxin
This toxin does NOT invade the GI mucosa, can cause HUS, enhances cytokine release
SLT (from EHEC)
These 4 are cAMP inducers in the GI
- Bordetella pertussis
- ETEC: LT, ST
- Bacillus anthracis
- Vibrio cholera
Increased cAMP in the GI has what effect?
THE D-diarrhea
What is the bug associated with LT and ST
ETEC
Difference between MOA of LT and ST
LABILE in the Air; STABLE on the Ground
A for cAMP; G for cGMP
This exotoxin causes black eschar
Edema factor (anthrax)
Pt presents with “rice water” diarrhea. What is the 1. bug and 2. toxin and 3. MOA of toxin
- Vibrio Cholera
- cholera toxin
- permanently activating Gs for cAMP
5yo pt presents with a cough on expiration and a “Whoop” with inspiration. What is the 1. Bug 2. MOA of the toxin
- Bordetella pertussis
2. disables Gi for cAMP, impairs phagocytosis
What are the 1. bugs and 2. toxins for the only neurotoxin microbes?
- Clostridium tetani and Clostridium botulinum
2. Tetanospasmin and Botulinum toxin
Different MOA of tetanospasmin and botulinum toxin
tetanospamin blocks release of inhibitory GABA/Glycin
Botulinum toxin blocks release of stimulatory ACh