MMI133_Lecture4 Flashcards

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endotoxin

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lipid A in LPS

part of cell structure
lipid molec (fat)
released from cell when dies/disintegrates

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exotoxin

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protein
produced by bact cell
ribosomes synthesize
released from cells in many ways

enterotoxin, neurotoxin, cytotoxin

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enterotoxin

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toxin affecting intestines

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neurotoxin

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toxin affecting nervous system

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5
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cytotoxin

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toxin affecting cells of many types

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metabolism

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sum total of all chemical reactions in an organism

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catabolic reactions release

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energy

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anabolic reactions store

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energy (ATP)

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why don’t chemical reactions want a very high temp?

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bec too high and proteins in cells will be denatured

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enzymes

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large protein molecs
catalysts
speed up chem reactions
substrate specific
“ase”
recyclable

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cellular controls that can affect enzyme function

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temp
pH
saturation
salt conc
inhibitors - mercury + silver

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12
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what do most microbes use as their #1 source for energy production?

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carbohydrates

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13
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what is the most common nutrient source

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glucose

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what are the 2 processes that use glucose?

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cellular respiration (aerobic + anaerobic)

fermentation

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what needs to be produced to run cell processes?

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ATP/energy

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16
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aerobic respiration

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38ATP/1glucose
produce most

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obligate aerobes are…

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bacteria that need oxygen in order to grow

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obligate anaerobes are…

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bacteria that cannot grow in presence of oxygen

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19
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Anaerobic respiration

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2-4ATP/glucose
slower
less ATP

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20
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what are 2 energy sources other than glucose?

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lipids (fat)
proteins

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21
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lipids are broken down by

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lipases

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22
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proteins are broken down by

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proteases

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23
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3 types of factors affecting bacterial growth

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physical
chemical
environmental

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physical factors affecting bact growth

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temp
ph
osmotic pressure
gas

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chemical factors affecting bact growth
metals, nut/s
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environmental factors affecting bact growth
intracellular growth
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psychrotrophs
20-30 C Listeria
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mesophiles
25-45 C most pathogens
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which 2 temp types of bact cause disease in humans?
psychrotrophs (20-30C) mesophiles (25-45C)
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Listeria monocytogenes
facultatively anaerobic wide temp range wide pH range high NaCl conc G+ bacillus psychrotorph
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Listeria monocytogenes
soil likely natural reservoir animal intestine thru feed hardy: low temps, high acidity, high salt conc
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Listeria monocytogenes cuases disease in...
animals + humans
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Listeria monocytogenes disease in animals
CNS infections - circling disease septic abortion
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Listeria monocytogenes disease in humans
food borne disease CNS infections/death abortion
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how do you get Listeria monocytogenes?
ingestion of contaminated food invasion of bacteria thru gastric epithelial cells (rearrangement of actin propels bacteria from 1 cell thru next cell membrane into another cell like a rocket) (gene ActA codes for this protein - an invasin)
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after bacteria grow inside macrophages, how do Listeria monocytogenes destroy the phagolysosome?
with listerolysin
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Listeria monocytogenes displays...
intracellular + extracellular growth
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who is at risk of Listeria monocytogenes?
elderly + immunocompromised pregnant women - influenza like bacteremic illness that can result in abortion/stillbirth
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transmission of Listeria monocytogenes
fecal-oral -coleslaw soft unpasteurized cheese turkey wieners, cold cuts mushrooms + prepackaged salad milk
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if proteins at too high or low pH?
denaturation + unraveling
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isotonic solution
solution conc outside = conc inside cell 0.85% NaCl just right
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hypotonic solution
lower conc of solution outside cell water moves into cell cell burst
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hypertonic solution
higher conc solution outside cell water moves out of cell cell shrinks plasmolysis
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obligate halophiles need...
high salt conc they are not human pathogens
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generation time
variable betw diff bacteria time for 1 bacterium to divide into 2 dependent on media + growth conditions aerobic usually faster than anaerobic
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the most effective time to use antibiotics is during...
the log or exponential growth phase
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what % of human infections involve biofilms?
85%
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what is a biofilm?
a community of bacteria antibiotics ineffective
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agar
growth media of algae with added nut.s for growing bacteria in-lab
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what type of media is often used for growing most human pathogens?
complex
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what type of blood and why is used for culturing human pathogen bacteria?
sheep blood bec doesn't have antibodies
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hemolysis
breakdown of blood cells in agar plates used for presumptive bacterial ID of Streptococcus spp
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Alpha
partial breakdown of rbc (greening) arnd + under bacteria colony
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Beta
total breakdown (clearing) of rbc around + under bacteria colony
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hemolysis
breakdown of rbc's
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what is id'd with hemolysis?
Streptococcus spp