non bacteria stuff Flashcards
what do bacteria need to grow in agar
a carbon source-sugars
nitrogen source- meat organic compounds or hydrolyzed peptones
energy source
growth factors
inorgnaic salts -nacl - 0.5-0.8% -isotonic osmotic pressure
classification of AB’S
- spectrum -broad or narrow
- killing capacity -cidal/static
- what they target (cell wall, ribosomes,nucleic acid synthesis, cell membrane, destruction of essential metabolites
- what they kill - fungi, bacteria,protozoa,helminths
- according to the prdocuer
serological test s
indirect immunflourescence
ELISA
complement fixation test
different types of antigens
autoantigens
heterophile - same but in different species
alloantigens- same species but different mebers (blood)
types of agglutination (essay 19)
quantititave agglutinaton
prozone effect
paragglutination- rickettsia and proteus
cross agglutination- enterobacteriaceae- between similar microbial species
use seriel dilutions of ab’s and then you add a fixed amount of antigen (rcbs, bacteria) and the maxiumum Delusion that gives agglutination is determined. The maximum delusion that gives the agglutination is called the tighter.
Lack of agglutination when you have high concentrations of antibodies and this is because you get a very small complex is formed and not enough to see visible in this nation
wasserman test
complement fixation tests for shypillis
Examples of killed vaccines
the flu vaccine influvac and viral hepatitis
How do we alter exotoxins in vaccines we heat them at 40° for 40 days with 0.4% solution of formaldehyde
we heat them at 40° for 40 days with 0.4% solution of formaldehyde. its now an anatoxin due to physical and chemical factors