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what are the six general groups of disease causing organisms
virus
bacti
fungi
protozoa
helminths
prions
_____ are infectious proteins with NO nucleic acid
prions
T or F prokaryotes have no distinct nucleus
true this is the most striking feature of prokaryotes!
what two major pathogen classes have external walls
bacti- peptidoglyca
fungi- rigid chitin
T or F. bacti, fungi, protozoa, helminths all have DNA AND RNA
true
___ are classified based on type of nucleic acid present, the number of nucleic acid strands, the presence or absence of a lipid envelope and the symmetry of the virus particle
viruses
____ are single cell euk
protozoa
african sleeping sickness
malaria
amoebic dysentery
are all types of ____
protozoa
what are four divisions of protozoans
flagellates
amoebae
ciliates
sporozoa
name you three categories of aerobic GPC
staph
strep
enterococcus
what is the only naaerobic GPC you know
peptostreptococcus
name two aerobic GPR
bacillus
listeria
what is the clostridia family -- positive/neg rods/cocci ana/aerobic
anaerobic GPR
Pseudomonas aeruginosa, H flue, ecoli kelsiella are all
aerobic GNR
what is the only anaerobic GNR you need to know
bacteroides fragilis
there are no common medically sinificant anaerobic ___
GNC
name the three aerobic GNC you shoudl know
neisseria (meningitidis, gonorrhoeae)
moraxells catarrhalis
T or F bacti are multiplying in the lag phase
false but they are MATURING
T or F bacti are multiplying in the stationary phase
true
the rate of birth is equal to rate of death
give the temps of bactiphiles
psychrophiles <20C
mesophiles 20-45C
thermophiles >45 C
_______ is a strict aerobe
myco tB
what are two causes of meningitis that also are capnophiles
neisseria meningitidis
H flu
the majority of mdically significant bacteria are ______ anaerobes!
facultative
extra chromosomal circular pieces of DNA are called ____
plasmids
_____ are mobile pieces of DNA that can excise adn transfer themselves from one chromosome to another without having NDA homology
transposons
what are three mechanisms of genetic transfer
transformation
transduction
conjugation
____ is when free DNA is taken up into a related specifes cell wall
transformation
name a few clinically significant bacti that can carry out transformation
strep pneumo
h flu
n meningitidis
_____ ____ occurs when fragments of the degraded bacti DNA are mistakenly packaged into the assembling phage head instead of viral DNA
generalized transduction
____ ____ occurs when injected viral DNA incorpoates into specific insertion sites in the bacti genome
specialized transduction
T or F. conjugation can occur in unrelated bacti while transofmraiton and transduction tend to occur between very closely related species
true
F+ italks about what kind of exchange
conjugation
how is conjugation different from GP and GN
in GN sex pilus
in GP adhesins
_____ happens by a bacteriophage
transduction