Microbiome & Microbiota Flashcards

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Microbiome?

A

Functional collection of different microbes and the system

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Microbiota?

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Different types of organims in an environmental habitat

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3
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Mapping?

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16s rRNA

Development of biomarkers, therapies, probiotics

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4
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Most abundant in the gut?

A

H. pylori

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Other genera - BAFFP?

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Bacteriodates
Firmicutes
Actinobacteria
Fusobacteria
Proteobacteria
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Enterotypes?

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Bacteriodates
Prevotella
Ruminocolus

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Fermentation in colon?

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Bacteriodates - obligate anaerobes

Gram+

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Fermentation of cellulose and pectin?

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Firmicutes - VFA, CO2, H2, CH4

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Other in colon products?

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B12, K, Steroids, EAA-metabolites

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Goblet cells?

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Produce mucin with antimicrobial peptins

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Oral cavity enzymes?

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Saliva with lysozyme and lacto peroxidase

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Any bacteria in mouth?

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Bacteria that mostly colonize by biofilms
Faculative aerobes
Some obligate anaerobes and aerobes

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Upper resp. tract?

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Staphylococci
Strepthococci
Gram- cocci

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Lower resp. tract?

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Celiated epithelial cells that push to upper tract

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Kidneys and bladder?

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Sterile

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16
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Distal urethra?

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Faculative aerobes - PM and E. Coli

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Enterotypes Vagina?

A

5 enterotypes of lactobacillus

Acidopiles -> polysaccaride to lactic acid

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Functions of Skin?

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Prevent dehydration and barrier for intruders

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Diversity in skin (environments)?

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Depends on the micro environments

Moist - firmicutes
Dry - actinobacteria
Sebaceus - actinobacteria

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@ young age?

A

Actinobacteria - gene products that produce K2, B6, B7

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@ older age?

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B1, B5, B12

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Factors during aging?

A

Diversity and ratio of bacteriodates and firmicutes

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Stable species?

A

Bacteriodates

Actinobacteria

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Breastfeeding?

A

Lactobacillus and B. longum

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B. longum?

A

Breaks down unusual oligosaccharides, block pathogen receptors and produces SFA.

Used as a probiotic

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IBD?

A

Imbalance between immunesystem and gut microbiota

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Dysbiosis?

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Disruption in the homestasis of gut and host microbiota.

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Leaky gut?

A

Gut pathogen that activates the specific immunesystem

29
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Obesity?

A

Host genes that increases uptake of lipids and glucose. The breakdown of VFA, acetate, propionate and buturate -> H2 fermentation and the products is correlated to obesity.

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Diet high in fibers?

A

Fermentation leads to the VFA that binds to receptors and increases the amount of satiety hormones.

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Oral disease?

A

Streptoccous - Caries

Low diversity - Chronic peridonditis

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Skin disease?

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P. acnes

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Vagina disease?

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High Candida - Vaginitis

T. vaginalis and Protozoan - Vaginosis

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Resilience & resistant?

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Return during a short period of time.

Resisting.

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Pro- and prebiotics?

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Live bacteria - B. longum and Lactobacillus

Plant nutrients as microbial growth