human microbiome Flashcards

exam 3

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1
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where are bacteria found?

A

free-living in soil, water and biofilms

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2
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microbe benefits, host unaffected

A

commensal

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3
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both microbe and host benefit

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mutualistic

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4
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microbe benefits diminishing fitness of the host–> pathogenic= can cause disease

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parasitic

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5
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what is one benefit of the human microbe mutualism?

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barrier integrity and maintenance of the gut lumenal epithelium

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6
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Humans shed a detectable ______ bacterial cloud

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unique

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7
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[2] of the most prolific environments in the human body for bacteria

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  1. oral cavity

2. distal colon

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8
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where is it not colonized in the body? [2]

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  1. CNS/ Spinal fluid

2. blood

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9
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there is roughly a ________ number of human and microbial cell

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equivalent

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10
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PD-1 blockade

A

goof bacteria against myeloma

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11
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very sparse bacterial colonization in intestine

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proximal small intestine

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12
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functions of our symbiotic gut microbiome (3)

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  1. metabolic
  2. immune & structural
  3. protective
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13
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associated with some conditions far from the gastrointestinal tract

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Dysbiotic gut microbiomes

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14
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infant’s first exposure to microbes happens in the

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birth canal

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15
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where do you digest polysaccharides?

A

colon! because of the well colonized bacteria environment

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16
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formula feeding

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aberrant initial olonization

17
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hygiene hypothesis

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hyper intensive sanitation; lack of early exposure to diverse microbes

18
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western lifestyle and antiobiotic usage causes

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beneficial bacteria reduced or lost entirely from the gut

19
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an imbalance in our microbial communities

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dysbiosis

20
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optimal microbiota increased diversity of Gut microbes

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symbiosis

21
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testing association between altered gut microbiota and disease?

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Germ free mice

22
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bifidobacteria

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good bacteria from breast milk

23
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spores are inhibited by

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secondary Bile acid

24
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no secondary bile acid with

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c-dip infection

25
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fermented foods only provides

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passive microbioes

26
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fiber helps

A

stimulate growth of healthy bacteria