Test 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What’s different about fungi cell wall than humans?

A

composed by “ergosterol” instead of cholesterol

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2
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What’s a hyphae?

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It’s a multicellular extension of the mother cell

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3
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What can candida albicans do that’s similar to mold?

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It can create “true hyphae”

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4
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What’s a “germ tube”

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It’s the hyphae of candida albicans

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5
Q

Asexual state of formation:

A

“A”namorph

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6
Q

Sexual state of formation:

A

Teleomorph

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7
Q

Define conidia

A

The asexual bud

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8
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What’s important to remember about Candida glabrata?

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It’s resistant to the first type of anti-fungal medicine (fluconazole)

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9
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What’s a capsid?

A

The protein shell of a virus

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10
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What’s the tegument?

A

layer of proteins between the capsid and the envelopne

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11
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What’s the envelope?

A

the lipid bilayer of the membrane virus

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12
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*****What are the two important tumor suppressors targeted by viruses?

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  1. p53 (this causes apoptosis unless inactivated by virus)

2. retinoblastoma protein (Rb helps control normal division)

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13
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*****how does HPV turn cancerous with E6 and E7?

A

E6 binds p53

E7 binds Rb

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14
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Bacteria that don’t have a cell wall can survive by using what?

A

sterols (like cholesterol)

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15
Q

What would a cell entering a lymph node encounter first?

A

B cells, then germinal center, then T cell (regulatory cells)

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16
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What’s the purpose of the germinal center?

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It’s where the B cells, T cells and APC’s interact, and directing the immune response.

17
Q

What are peri-arteriolar lymphoid sheaths?

A

They surround the central artery of spleen, chuck full of T-cells.

18
Q

What’s the purpose of the marginal zone in the spleen?

A

It takes bad things to the white pulp to process for immune response.

19
Q

What’s the correlation between not having a spleen and capsulated bacteria?

A

If you don’t have a spleen you are more susceptible to encapsulated bacteria because the spleen specializes in taking these types out.

20
Q

Can Herpes Virus make it’s own DNA polymerase? and primase? etc.

A

Yes

21
Q

What does Neisseria meningitidis do to get across the blood brain barrier?

A

It does a phase variation…turns off the capsular expression

22
Q

What mediates transduction?

A

Bacteriophages (viruses)

23
Q

What’s a generalized transducing phage?

A

It’s an accidental packaging of bacterial genome when assembling the virus particles (it moves to the next bacteria)

24
Q

What’s a specialized transducing phage?

A

It attaches to the bacterial chromosomes and when it lyses it excises the bacteria and takes it with it.

25
Q

What type of virus causes the flu?

A

Orthomyxovirus

26
Q

What type of flu causes pandemics?

A

Type A

27
Q

What virus causes measles, and mumps?

A

Paramyxoviruses

28
Q

What does the paneth cell (of the gut crypt) produce?

A

It produces vesicles which hold “alpha defensins”

29
Q

How are neutrophils like kamakazi?

A

They enter the tissue from the blood stream and die in order to release their granules.

30
Q

What type of sex linkage is CGD (chronic granuloma disease?)

A

X linked (so it’s more harmful in males than females)

31
Q

What do monocytes become?

A

macrophages

32
Q

What does the +strand RNA virus do?

A

It makes proteins and makes -strand virus RNA (which can be packaged and sent out)

33
Q

What does the -strand RNA virus do?

A

It brings in a RNA polymerase, which will help make the +strand RNA

34
Q

How does an RNA virus become latent?

A

It undergoes reverse transcription and makes a ssDNA which integrates into the genome.

35
Q

What score will you get on the test?

A

100%