INTRODUCTION OF MYCOLOGY Flashcards
what is yeast
unicelullar fungi reproduce by budding
what is moulds
produce hyphae and mycelium
explain fungi structure
cell wall contain chitin (rigid sucture)
cytoplasmic membrane contain ergoserols
divide asexually/sexually
how fungi eat
heterotrophic secrete extracelullar enzyme for absorptive nutrition
importance of fungi ?
yeasts(beer,bread)
antibiotic penicilin
mushrooms (amanita poisnous)
soy sauce (aspergillus)
differences btween bacteria and fungus
fungi (eukaryote) - bacteria(prokaryote)
hv mito - no mmito
chitin and glucagans - peptidoglycan cell wall
ergosterol - lipopolysaccharide cell membrane
4types of mycotic diseases
hypersensitivity
mycotoxicosis-produce toxin
mycetismus -mushroom posion
infection
farmer’s lung -moldy hay
cheese washer’s lung
malt worker disease
hypersensitive disease
parasitic state of fungi :
increase metabolic state
modified metabolic pathways
modified cell wall structure -carbo content, lipid structure, RNA aggregates
pathogenicity of fungi :
survive tissue environment
hyphae (filamentous fungi, mycelium) morphology
septate
coenocytic
3 opportunistic common fungi pathogen
candida albicans
cryptococcus neotomans
aspergilus umigatus
steps of mycelium formation
spore - hypha- mycelium
list dimorphic fungi form
yeast form -parasitic, tissue form, cultured at 37c
mycelium form -saprophytic form, cultured at 25c
types of asexual spores
arthrospore, blastospore, chamydospore, conidia (micro,macro)