Microbiology and Immunology Slide 1

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VIRUSES - Either RNA or DNA (never both) - Have a protein capsule called capsid - Inject living mediums and use them to multiply
BACTERIA - Rigid cell wall - Circulas Chromosome lacking nucleus - Both DNA and RNA - Binary fission to multiply
MYCOPLASMA Similar to Bacteria but lacking a rigid cell wall
RESIDENT vs. TRANSIENT Resident bacteria exists naturally in our body (gut flora). Transient bacteria (whether good or bad) is foreign to our bodies
LIGANDS Ligands are present on the surface of the bacteria, able to bind to specific receptors
OPSONIZATION When someone can't be taken by a phagocyte, antibodies go and attack the capsule which then allows it to be taken by phagocytosis. (Antibodies to the capsule)
COMPLEMENT A complex system of plasma proteins that work together to resist bacterial infection
CONTAMINATION A bacteria enters but there is no multiplying
COLONIZATION A bacteria enters and multiplies, but there is no disease
CLINICAL INFECTION A bacteria enters, multiplies, and a disease occurs
SUBCLINICAL vs. CLINICAL INFECTION Clinical infection has apparent symptoms so it is easier to diagnose. Subclinical infections do not have apparent symptoms so they are harder to diagnose
PATHOGENICITY Ability to produce disease
VIRULENCE Ability (capacity) to cause disease
TOXIGENICITY Ability to produce potent toxins
VIRULENCE FACTORS (factors that help a bacteria achieve its goal) Pilli, capsule, toxins, enzymes
EXOTOXINS - Excreted by living cells - Specific to a certain thing - More potent and dangerous
ENDOTOXINS - Excreted by a dying cell (last resort) - Not as specific - Less potent and dangerous

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