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A comprehensive overview of key concepts in bacterial disease, including infection, colonization, virulence, and the immune response. It explores the mechanisms of bacterial pathogenesis, antibiotic resistance, and horizontal gene transfer. The document also includes detailed explanations of important concepts like koch's postulates, the complement system, and the sos response. It is a valuable resource for students studying microbiology, immunology, and infectious diseases.
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Infection |- |correct |answer |✔colonization |of |the |body |by |an |organism |capable |of |causing |disease Disease |- |correct |answer |✔infection |that |causes |symptoms Colonization |- |correct |answer |✔bacteria |occupies |and |multiplies |in |the |human |body Carrier |- |correct |answer |✔infection |is |asymptomatic Virulence |- |correct |answer |✔ability |of |bacteria |to |cause |disease Virulence |factor |- |correct |answer |✔gene/protein |required |for |disease Koch's |Postulates |- |correct |answer |✔1) |The |microbe |must |be |consistently |shown |to |be |present |in |the |diseased |tissue |and |not |in |healthy |tissue.
Issues |with |Koch's |postulates |- |correct |answer |✔1) |sometimes |there |are |asymptomatic |carriers; |Typhoid |Mary
Major |Functions |of |the |Complement |system |- |correct |answer |✔1) |Phagocytosis |via |FC |receptor/C3b |receptor
Anthrax |- |correct |answer |✔Also |A |and |B |subunits. |Lethal |factor |is |released |into |the |cytoplasm |and |inactivates |MAPKK. |Inactive |MAPKK |impaires |both |innate |and |adaptive |immunity, |supresses |inflammation, |Endothelial |cell |apoptosis Botulism |toxin |and |Tetanus |- |correct |answer |✔Blocks |neurotransmitter |release |which |results |is |paralysis. Outer |membrane |vesicles |- |correct |answer |✔Produced |by |all |Gram-negative |bacteria |and |is |formed |from |the |outer |membrane |of |the |cell. Outer |membrane |vesicle |functions |- |correct |answer |✔1) |promote |biofilm |formation
Alanine-lactate |- |correct |answer |✔makes |up |the |end |of |the |peptide |in |peptidoglycan |instead |of |the |D-ala-D-ala. |So |the |target |that |vancomyosin |binds |to |has |changed. Tetracycline |- |correct |answer |✔antibiotic |that |stops |protein |synthesis |by |binding |to |ribosome |subunit. Efflux |Pumps |- |correct |answer |✔tetracycline |resistant |protein |that |pumps |the |antibiotic |out |of |the |cytoplasm. |Active |transport, |typically |replacing |tetracycline |with |ion. TolC/chunnel |- |correct |answer |✔can |pump |tetracycline |out |of |both |the |outer |and |inner |memrbanes Cationic |peptides |and |collistan |- |correct |answer |✔short |peptides |on |macrophages |that |contain |positive |charged |amino |acids |that |detect |negative |charged |molecules |(lipid |A |of |bacteria) |They |form |pores |in |bacterial |membrane MCR-1 |- |correct |answer |✔a |gene |in |bacteria |that |evade |macrophage |detection |by |neutralizing |their |negative |charges |of |their |LPS's |with |positive |charge. ICE |- |correct |answer |✔Integrative |conjugative |element, |they |can |transfer |through |cell-cell |contact |and |integrate |into |the |chromosome |of |the |new |host |cell. SXT |- |correct |answer |✔an |ICE |element |in |V.cholerae
SetCD |- |correct |answer |✔activates |transcription |of |SXT SetR |- |correct |answer |✔a |repressor |of |SXT |by |binding |to |the |setCD |promotor SOS |response |- |correct |answer |✔response |to |cell |damage |to |try |to |repair |cell. |It |alleviates |the |SetR |repressor |to |allows |transcription |of |SXT. RecA |- |correct |answer |✔The |protein |that |senses/binds |to |single |stranded |DNA. |This |inactivates |the |LexA |repressor |which |turns |on |the |SOS |response. LexA |repressor |- |correct |answer |✔represses |the |genes |for |the |SOS |response. |It |only |allows |transcription |of |the |SOS |response |once |RecA |has |inactivates |this |repressor. Mitomyocin |C |- |correct |answer |✔produces |damage |in |the |cell |to |induce |the |SOS |response |which |promotes |SXT |transcription |when |SetR |is |present |in |the |bacteria |. Does |SXT |movement |require |RecA? |- |correct |answer |✔Yes, |bc |cell |damage |needs |to |be |recognized |inorder |to |induce |the |SOS |response |that |elevates |the |SetR |repressor.