Final - Spring Flashcards

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cyst

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thick walls

resistant

resting cell

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trophozoite

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active, feeding, multiplying stage of MOST protozoa

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oocyte

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zyogotic cyst

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schizogony

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asex reproductive stage of apicomplexan parasite (sporozoite)

multiple fission:

  • nuc divides first and then cell divides into as many parts as there are nuc
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5
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vector

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living org that carries disease-causing org to NEW host

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6
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int-med host

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hosts immature stages

  • larvae
  • asexual
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7
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definitive host

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mature sexual parasite

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protozoa morphology

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  1. typ euk org-lls
    • memb-bound nuc with chr
    • cytoplasm:
      • endoplasm: inner layer, more fluid with granules
      • ectoplasm: outer layer, more viscous, clear
  2. moist environments
  3. heterotropic: nutrients from environment
    • cytostome mouth to ingest food
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protozoa motility

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  1. crawling
    • pseudopodium: attach and pull via actin and myosin
  2. flagella/cilia
  3. gliding
    • apicomplexans
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10
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protozoan reprod

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asexual:

  • binary fission: budding
  • multiple fission: segmentation
  • **several rounds of replication WITHOUT cytokinesis –> multinuc cell –> multiple progency simul
  • can be done by all protozoans

sexual: gametes - ONLY APICOMPLEXANS

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helminths

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multicellular worms

complex reprod: inter-med/definitie hosts

tough acell cuticle/tegument

elab attachments struc

ingest host tissues/fluid for E

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flukes

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trematodes

leaf-shaped adult flatworms

  • except schisto = cylindrical

2 suckers:

  • oral (blind pocket alimentary tract)
  • ventral suckers (attachment)

hermaproditic, except blood = dioecious

intermed hosts = mollusks (snails and clams)

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13
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cestodes

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tapeworms

  • larvae:
    • cystic/solid
    • extraintestinal tissues
  • adult:
    • elongated/segmented
    • hermaphroditic

head/scolex: 4 muscular cup-shaped suckers or hooklets

indiv seg = proglottids (distal = uterus of eggs)

  • chain = strobila
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nematodes

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roundworms

  • adult in intestines
  • eggs in feces
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  • Sarcoptes scabiei ‘mite’ with skin rashes (scabies)
  • Pthirus pubis louse with hair infestation (crabs)
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16
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Immunity to Parasites

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•Innate:

  • •Protozoa- phagocytes
  • •Helminth- eosinophils

•PAMPS

  • •GPI anchors, hemazoin, mannose-rich sugars: Protozoa
  • •Lipoproteins: some helminths
  • •PRRs: collectins, pentraxins, C-type lectins, scavenger receptors, Complement receptors

•Adaptive: widely varied

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Cystoisospora belli

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ingestion of elliptical oocytes from environment: common in warmer climates

  • commonly assoc with HIV and immunosuppression
  • severe watery diarrhea

dx: acid fast or fluorescent staining
tx: TMP-SMX

18
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Balantidium coli

  • cyst:
    • distinct wall
    • large macronucelus
  • trophozoite:
    • VERY large
    • rows of cilia (fuzzy appearance)
  • invades colon
    • ab pain, watery stool
  • resevoir:
    • cow, pigs, horse, swine: farmers
  • fecal-oral
  • dx: stool, mucosal scrap during colonoscopy
  • tx: tetracycline, metro
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Trichuris trichiura

whip worm

fecal-oral

symptoms:

  • dysentery, rectal prolapse, dev deficits
  • NO eosinophilia

dx: fecal smear
tx: albendazole

20
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yeast

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unicellular: round or ovale

budding (blatoconidia) or fission

  • daughter cell can form pseudohyphae (sausage-like)

round, pasty, mucoid colonies on agar

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mold

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multicell: hyphae (threadlike tubular struc)

  • types:
    • septate
    • non-septate/coenocytic: multinuc without division
  • aerial hyphae:
    • fuzzy outgrowths above surface of agar
  • mycelium = networks of branched hyphae
22
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dimorphic fungi

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mold in environ –> yeast in body for infection

23
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reprod of fungi

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conidospores (conidia)

  • asex - formed off end of hyphae
  • unicellular/multicell spore NOT enclosed in sac

arthrospores (arthroconidia)

  • asex - formed by frag of septate hypahe into single cells

blastospores (blastoconidia)

  • asex - “buds” from parent yeast

sporangiospores:

  • asex - endospores inside spherules (sporangia) in tissues
24
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mycoses types

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superficial:

  • infection on dead skin cells, hair shaft
  • no cell response
  • cosmetic only

cutaneous:

  • infect kera-stratum corneum: LIVING TISSUE NOT INVADED
  • symp: percut absorption of metabolites
    • inflam
    • DTH

subQ:

  • implantation: LONG period of time to adapt –> chronically progressive
    systemic: true pathogens:
  • virulent, mostly self-resolving
  • req inhal of LARGE dose
    • termal dimorphism
    • geographic niches

opportunisitic: immunocompromised or altered normal flora

25
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Calcofluor White stain

fluoro dye: binds chitin

26
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Sabouraud’s agar

fungi containing neopeptone or polypeptone with glucose

final pH: 5.0-5.6

27
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prion

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infectious protein: PrPsc

  • normal fx = PrP/PrPc:
    • maint N integrity
    • cell response to ox-stress

TSE: transmissible spongiform encephalopathies

  • conformation change in normal human protein
  • txmit: contaminated meat

5 types:

  • CJD: contaminated med devices, inheritable
  • FFI/GSS: inheritable
  • Kuru: cannibals of New Guinea
  • BSE (bovine spong enceph: mad cow): UK

symp:

  • loss of M control, myoclonic jerks/tremors, loss of coord
  • rapidly progressive dementia
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virion structure

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nucleocapsid: naked capsid virus

  • DNA/RNA + structural proteins + enz/nucleic acid binding proteins
  • rigid: able to withstand harsh environment conditions

nucleocapsid + glycoprotein and membraine: enveloped virus

  • obtained from CELLULAR membraines but no cellular proteins are found in viral envelope
  • spikes - attachment proteins
29
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mechanism of internalization

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nonenv:

  • receptor-med endo
  • direct penetration

env:

  • receptor-med endo
  • fuse memb –> deliver capsid/genome to cytop