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Fungi
Eukaryotic; heterotrophic
Single cell: yeast
Multicellular: mold
Hyphae and mycelium
hyphae - multicellular filaments
mycelium - mass of hyphae
Spores vs Conidia
spores - sexual reproduction
conidia - asexual reproduction
Dimorphic fungi
alternate b/w hyphae in enviroment and yeast in human tissue
components of fungal cell wall
chitin and glucan
ergosterol in cytoplasmic membrane

Glucan and ergosterol are targets of antifungal drugs
biological significance of fungi (degradation, symbiotic and pathogenic)
aerobically degrade organic material
Symbiotic rel. w/vascular plants (mycorrhizas - fungal colonization of plants roots to enhance uptake of nutrients)
Pathogenic relationships with plants and animals
mycotoxicosis
fungal toxins (mushroom poisoning, ergotism)
mycoses
fungal infections; severe only in people with impaired host defenses
can be cutaneous, subcutaneous, systemic, or opportunistic