Pathogeneic factors of Disease in nervous system Flashcards

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What is NanA?

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Streptococcus pneumonia use it to penetrate the blood brain barrier to cause bacterial meningidis.

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What is capsule antigen type B

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HAemophilus influenzae or Hib has a antigen type B that is easily indentifiable.

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Describe the pathogenic factors of Neisseria Meningitis.

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IgA protease
Endotoxin
Pili
LOS- lacks O antigen and contains siaclic acid
In meninggitis of neisseria.

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What is Tetanospasmin?

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A toxin present in tetanus.
It binds to GT1b- motor nuerons gangliosides
it degrades snaptobrevin II in presymtatpic membranes of nerves. This causes the release of Glycine and GABA.
In tetanus

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What is botulism toxin?

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It is a toxin carried to the perperihal nerves by the blood stream
It also binds GT1b and degrades SNAP 25 which is responsible for releasing acetyl choline. In botulism

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What are G spikes?

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THey are a glycoprotein that allows the attachment of the enveloped virus to perpheral neruons proteins or p75NTR. IN rabies

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