D Bac Erysipelothrix Test 2

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Erusipelothrix bergeys

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regular, non-sporing gram + rods, vol 2 then 3

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Domain, phylum

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Bacteria, Firmicutes, eErysipelotrichia, Eryriselpelotichales, Eryrisipeloaceae

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What are 2 of the 8 genera?

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Bulleidia and Holdemania

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What are the 3 species and what do they do?

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E. rhusiopathiae - vet pathogen, sometimes human. E. tonsillarum - healthy pig tonsils, E. inopinata - plants

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General properties of E. rhusiopathiae

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gram +, straight/slightly curved rods, can form long filaments, non-motile, facultative anerobes, catalase and oxidase neg

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Cell wall

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R-3 = L-lysine. Tetrapeptide crosslinks 2 to 4

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Natural habitat

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domestic pigs. infection is mostly occupational exposure

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E. rhusiopathiae capsule

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polysaccharide capsule. evades phagocytosis but also helps by keeping it alive if phagocytized. Nine antioxidants help keep it alive intracellularly

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E. rhusipathiae RspA and RspB

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Rhusiopathiae surface proteins. adhere to biotic and abiotic surfaces to start biofilms

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E. rhusiopathiae Neuramidase

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Plays major role in bacterial attachment and invasion of cells

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E. rhusiopathiae disease

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erysipeloid lesion, general skin problems, septicemic form (causes endocaritis)

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Grow Erysipelothrix

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grow on blood and chocolate agar. Some require 5% CO2 incubation

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Erysipelothrix hemolysis

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gamma or alpha. NEVER BETA

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Erysipelothrix tests

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H2S production, Vancomycin resistant,

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Erysipelothrix primers

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RspA, RspB, SpaA, SpaB, SpaC

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Erusipelothrix bergeys

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regular, non-sporing gram + rods, vol 2 then 3

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Domain, phylum

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Bacteria, Firmicutes, eErysipelotrichia, Eryriselpelotichales, Eryrisipeloaceae

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What are 2 of the 8 genera?

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Bulleidia and Holdemania

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What are the 3 species and what do they do?

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E. rhusiopathiae - vet pathogen, sometimes human. E. tonsillarum - healthy pig tonsils, E. inopinata - plants

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General properties of E. rhusiopathiae

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gram +, straight/slightly curved rods, can form long filaments, non-motile, facultative anerobes, catalase and oxidase neg

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Cell wall

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R-3 = L-lysine. Tetrapeptide crosslinks 2 to 4

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Natural habitat

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domestic pigs. infection is mostly occupational exposure

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E. rhusiopathiae capsule

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polysaccharide capsule. evades phagocytosis but also helps by keeping it alive if phagocytized. Nine antioxidants help keep it alive intracellularly

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E. rhusipathiae RspA and RspB

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Rhusiopathiae surface proteins. adhere to biotic and abiotic surfaces to start biofilms

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E. rhusiopathiae Neuramidase

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Plays major role in bacterial attachment and invasion of cells

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E. rhusiopathiae disease

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erysipeloid lesion, general skin problems, septicemic form (causes endocaritis)

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Grow Erysipelothrix

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grow on blood and chocolate agar. Some require 5% CO2 incubation

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Erysipelothrix hemolysis

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gamma or alpha. NEVER BETA

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Erysipelothrix tests

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H2S production, Vancomycin resistant,

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Erysipelothrix primers

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RspA, RspB, SpaA, SpaB, SpaC