Stressed Out Flashcards
DNA that enters bacterial cells can be.. (3)
1) degraded
2) integrated into host chromosome
3) integrated into plasmid
These are used by bacteria to degrade foreign DNA..
restriction endonucleases (restriction enzymes)
Uptake of naked DNA by “competent cells”..
Transformation
Transfer of DNA between bacteria through a virus..
Transduction
Transfer of DNA thru cell to cell contact using sex pilus..
Conjugation
_______ in DNA can cause antibiotic resistance
Mutations
Can be base changes, deletions, insertions, duplications , or rearrangements
These types of DNA mutations are less likely to cause antibiotic resistance..
Deletions
Subgingival bacteria are generally..
proteolitic
Supragingival bacteria are generally..
saccrolitic
Factors that promote colonization in the oral cavity.. (5)
1) adherence properties
2) synergistic bacteria
3) nutritional substrates
4) temperature
5) moisture content
Factors that inhibit colonization in oral cavity.. (3)
1) antimicrobial properties of saliva
2) mechanical shearing
3) antagonistic bacteria
There are ______ bacterial species associated with periodontitis, while fewer species are associated with _______ ________
1) many
2) periodontal health
Shifts in microbial composition occur in ________
periodontitis
No bacterium is found in all patients with periodontitis and never found in healthy subjects
Tissue destruction that occurs during periodontitis is mainly the result of _______
host response
There is a small shift from gram ____ to gram ____ during periodontitis
1) +ve
2 -ve
The ________ of the microbial community increases during periodontal disease
increases
There is a slight shift to more _________ bacteria in periodontitis
uncultivated
Microbial diversity ______ in caries.
declines
There is a progression of _____ _____ as caries progress
dominant species
Each location in the oral cavity has its own associated ______ __________; however, there is overlap of species
microbial composition
___________ are sequence elements that recognize foreign DNA
CRISPRS