Week12C1 : pathogens Flashcards

1
Q

the endotoxins are heat ____ while the exotoxins are heat ____

A

endotoxin are heat stable while exotoxins are heat labile

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2
Q

is there any antibodies relesed for LPS?

A

no

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3
Q

** T or F : the LPS is a very effective activator of the immune system

A

true

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4
Q

the gram___ bacteria effectively activate the immune system

A
  • (because of the endotoxin lipidA)
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5
Q

**what is the name of the form of innactivated toxin used in vaccines

A

toxoid

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6
Q

is there a vaccine against endotoxin?

A

no because can’t be innactivated by formaldehyde or heat.

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7
Q

___ toxin produces fever

A

endotoxin

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8
Q

gram - are all ___toxin

A

endotoxin

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9
Q

what are pathogenicity islands?

A

specific region of the chromosome that encode for virulence factors

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10
Q

name the virulence factors seen in class

A
  1. adhesiin
  2. capsule
  3. invasins
  4. type 3 and type 4 secretion system
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11
Q

what are the two basic features of virulence

A
  1. invasivness

2. toxigenicity

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12
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define invasiness

A

capacity of a microorganisms to become establish in the host system

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13
Q

define toxigenicity

A

capacity of a microorganism to produce toxins

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14
Q

**which one is more specific, invasive microorganisms or toxic microorganisms

A

toxic.

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15
Q

where does the afimbiral adhesin attaches

A

to the glyco and lipo proteins of the cells (close attachment)

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16
Q

where does the fimbiral adhesin attaches

A

attachement to the polymrs of the fimbria or pili (loose attachement)

17
Q

what are the two pathogens that uses the capsule method for the invasion of tissues

A

the streptococcus pneumonia and the haemophilus influenza and e.coli

18
Q

** the capsule is only a virulence factor

A

not always, used by many non-pathogenic bacteria

19
Q

name this enzyme: degrade hyaluronic acid

A

hyaluronidase

20
Q

what are the pathogene that uses hyaluronidase to invade cells

A
  1. streptococci
  2. staphylococci
  3. clostridia
21
Q

name this enzyme: degrades the protein collagen present in connective tissues. what pathogen uses this enzyme

A

collagenase, clostridium

22
Q

degrades lecithin (phosphatidylcholine) in cell membrane and causes lysis of the RBC and destroys tissues.

23
Q

name a pathhogen that uses lecithinase

A

clostridium

24
Q

what is the action of this enzyme: hemolysin

A

causes the lysis of red blood cells

25
name the enzymes seen in class that are in the category of hemolysin
lecithinase, phospholipase
26
what are the different method of invasiveness
``` adhesin capsules invasins enzyme that destroy tissues type 3 secretion system and type 4 ```
27
what is the action of this enzyme: leucocidin
causes lysis of the leucocytes.
28
what are the pathogens that uses leucocidin
staphylococci, streptococci and gram negative
29
what is the action of this enzyme: coagulase
causes the fibrin to be deposited on bacterial cells and cloaks the bacteria from the immune system
30
what pathogens uses coagulase
staphylococci
31
what are the pathogens that use invasins
mycobacterium, salmonella, listeria and chlamydia
32
the gram ____ uses the T3SS and T4SS
negative
33
name the steps in the T3SS invasion
1. invasion 2. blocking of the phagosome maturation 3. take controle of host cell
34
in the case of diphteria, the site a of the AB toxin will interfere with the ____
ADP-ribosyltransferase
35
what is the effect of the a subunit in the AB5 toxin of the vibrio cholarea
activation of adenylate cyclase (increase of CAMP) and so no Na+ can enter and Cl- and HCO3- are released from the cell.
36
the gram ___ contain lipid A, an endotoxin
negative
37
T or F : the endotoxins are very effective activators of the immune system
true