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Koch's postulates

1. All microbes are present in every case of disease


2. Microbes are isolated and a pure culture is prepared


3. Microbes from the culture are inoculated into another organism


4. Identical microbes are found in organism

Common classifications or virulence factors

Adhesion, invasion, colonization, toxins

Genes for virulence factors are carried on?

Plasmids

Proteases

Enzymes that break down proteins

Lipases

Break down lipids

Nucleases

Break down nucleic acids

Hyaluronidase

Breaks down hyaluronic acid

Collagenase

Breaks down collagen

Streptokinase

Breaks down fibrin (which clots blood)

Coagulase

Breaks down blood coagulation protein fribinogen

Two types of toxins

Endotoxins and exotoxins

Endotoxins are also called

Lipopolysaccharide or LPS

Three regions of LPS

LipidA, core sugars, and O-specific polysaccharides

What type of prokaryotes has an LPS surface layer

Gram-negative bacteria