Micro Flashcards

1
Q

conjugation

A

need F plasmid

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2
Q

erythema multiforme

target-shaped

A

ongoing infection

  • HSV**
  • mycoplasma
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3
Q

type 4 HSR

  • inflammatory nodules in subQ fat
  • tender nodules on bilateral shins
A

erythema nodosum

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4
Q

cell receptor for CMV

A

integrins

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5
Q

SHiN bacteria

A

transformation

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6
Q

generalized transduction

A
  • LYTIC phage infects bacteria and cleaves bacterial DNA
  • bacterial DNA is packaged into phage
  • phage replicates
  • phage infects another bacteria
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7
Q

viral reassortment

A

exchange SEGMENTS

-can cause antigenic shift

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8
Q

verotoxin

A

Shiga toxin

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9
Q

erythema migrans

big target

A

Lyme

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10
Q

cell receptor for rhinovirus

A

ICAM1

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11
Q

bacteria needs Fe + Cys to grow on buffered charcoal yeast extract agar

A

Legionella

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12
Q

transformation (bacteria)

A

ke up material that is lysed and combine it with own

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13
Q

erythema marginatum

A

rheumatic fever

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14
Q

trehalose dimycolate

A

in TB cell wall

  • prevents m-phages from killing it
  • stimulates granuloma formation
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15
Q

cell receptor for rabies

A

nicotinic Ach

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16
Q

C diphtheria toxin

A

myocarditis

neuro toxicity

17
Q

ecthyma gangrenosum

A

Pseudomonas

18
Q

segmented viruses

A

BOAR

bunyavirus
orthomyxovirus
arenavirus
reovirus

19
Q

transposon

A

bacterial DNA copies and excises itself
-inserts into same DNA or another one

-drug resistance

20
Q

diseases with erythema nodosum

A
  • Coccidioides
  • small vessel vasculitis
  • IBD
  • sarcoidosis
21
Q

viral phenotypic mixing

A

progeny have mix of surface protein

  • determines tropism
  • genetic material is not changed
22
Q

treatment for anaerobes

A

metronidazole

clindamycin

23
Q

viral complementation

A

short-term solution

  • when 1 virus has a mutation that results in a NONfunctional protein
  • the other virus complements it by making a functional protein that serves both virus

e.g HepD needing HepB for envelope protein for entry

24
Q

UTI with indwelling bladder catheter

A

Pseudomonas

25
Q

intracellular phosphate granules

A

C. diphtheria

26
Q

specialized transduction

A
  • LYSOGENIC phage infects
  • phage’s DNA incorporated into bacteria
  • phage replicates (with bacterial DNA)
  • phage infects another
27
Q

viral recombination

A

exchange GENES by crossing over

-need homology

28
Q

toxins that replicate with specialized transduction

A

ABCD’S

  • group A erythorgenic toxin
  • botulinum
  • cholera
  • diptheria
  • shiga