lecture 14 fungal infections Flashcards
1
Q
fungi …karyote
A
eukaryote
2
Q
fungi cell wall contains
A
chitin
3
Q
fungal ribosomes
A
80s
4
Q
fungal reproduction
A
sexual or asexual
5
Q
why are fungal infections becoming more common
A
more immuno compramised
6
Q
morphic types of fungi
A
moulds
yeasts
diamorphic
7
Q
what formation do moulds grow in
A
filament formation
8
Q
what is the mould formation called
A
hyphae
9
Q
what is a mould colony called
A
myecium
10
Q
how can moulds reproduce
A
sexually
asexually
hyphae
11
Q
asexual proliferation of mould
A
budding at the top of a cell
12
Q
alternative mould proliferation
A
hyphae breaking off and becoming independant
13
Q
why do you get hyphae in humans
A
hostile host environment
14
Q
how do yeasts reproduce
A
budding
15
Q
shape of yeast
A
round
