lecture 14 fungal infections Flashcards by Anna Stevens

Q

fungi …karyote

A

eukaryote

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Q

fungi cell wall contains

A

chitin

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Q

fungal ribosomes

A

80s

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fungal reproduction

A

sexual or asexual

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Q

why are fungal infections becoming more common

A

more immuno compramised

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morphic types of fungi

A

moulds
yeasts
diamorphic

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what formation do moulds grow in

A

filament formation

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what is the mould formation called

A

hyphae

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what is a mould colony called

A

myecium

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how can moulds reproduce

A

sexually
asexually
hyphae

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asexual proliferation of mould

A

budding at the top of a cell

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alternative mould proliferation

A

hyphae breaking off and becoming independant

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why do you get hyphae in humans

A

hostile host environment

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how do yeasts reproduce

A

budding

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shape of yeast

A

round

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Q

what is the stress reaction of yeasts

A

make longer hyphae pseudoforms

Q

what can protect yeast against the immune system

A

pseudohyphae

Q

yeast which eats stratum corneum

A

tinea