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Obligate aerobes

Require 20-21 % of O2

Microaerophiloc aerobes

Require 02 but less than 21%

Fascultative anerobes

Can liv and grow with orwithout molecule oxygen,between 0-21%

Aerotolerant anerobes

Don't require 02,grow better without 02 ,but can survive in areas with 02

Obligate anaerobes

Cannot survive in 02 environments

Capnophilic organisms

Grow best in the presence of increase concentration of C02 (5-10%)

Fastidious

Fussy

Org with especially demanding nutritional require are to be fastidious

Nutritional needs

Of a particular organism are usually char. For that species and arw Sometimes important clues to its identity

Staphylococci & streptococci can be identified by?

Enzymes they secrete

What happens when bacteria grow

They produce WASTE PRODUCTS AND SECRETIONS SOME are enzymes

Carbon dioxide or hydrogen sulfide

Typed of gases produced by bacteria

How pathogen cause disease

They pissed capsules,pills, or exdotoxins, or because they secrete exotoxins and exoenzymes that damage cells and tissues

Typed of pathogenic bacteria

Niesseria meningitidis, salmonella typhi,shigella app. , vibrio cholera, persona pests, treponema pallidum

Endotoxins

Poison remains writing the infected cell until it disintegrates---- may cause typhoid fever and bacillary dysentry

Exotoxins

Poison is excreted by the cel into the surrounding area ---- may cause tetanus , gas gangrene,diphtheria, and scarlet fever

Resistant bacteria

when bacteria tested against a antibiotics and the antibiotics dont kill it its resistant

SUSCEPTIBLE

When bacteria is killed by antibiotics

Rickettsias & chlamydia

Have fram positive type of cell Wall and are OBLIGATED INTRACELLULAR PATHOGENS (MUST LIVE WITHIN HOST CELL)

Rickettsias

Do not grow on artificial culture media, they have "leaky membranes"



Gram-neg cell wall

Chlamydias

Are "energy patasites" meaning they prefer to use atp molecule produced by their host cell

Rickettsia prowazekii cause?

Epidemic louseborne typhus

Mycoplasmas

-Smallest cellular microbes


- Lack cell wall so they assumes many shapes.(pleomorphic)


- human pathogenic Mycoplasma cause primary atypical pneumonia and genitourinary infections


-- Are resistant to drugs like penicillin that attack cell wall cause they have no cell wall


-- They produce tiny "fried egg" colonies one artificial media

Phleomorphic

Assume many shape

CHLAMYDIA

- energy parasite that uses ago as host


-gram neg cell wall


-obligate INTRACELLULAR pathogen


- can cause pneumonia, inclusion conjunctivis, trachoma (blindness) as well as sexual transmission infection

Virions

Complete virus particles

Viruses

-most are called virions


-10-300 nm in diameter


-infect humans,animals,plants,fungi,protozoa


-some are called oncogenic virus, or oncovirus that cause cancer

Oncogenic virus/oncoviruses

Virus that cause specific types of cancer

Viruses

Typical virus consist of?

Genome of either Dna or dn surrounded by a capsid (protein coat)

Capsid

Protein coat which is composed of proteins units called capsomeres

Envelopes virus

Have am outer enveloped composed of lipids and polysaccharides

Virus 5 properties

1. They possess either Dna or rna (living cell possess both)


2. They are una le to replicate one their own


3. unlike cells, they did not divide by binary fission, mitosis,or moises


4. They lack gene and enzymes necessary for energy production


5. They depend on the ribosomes, enzymes, amd metabolites of the host cell proteins and nucleic acid production

Viruses are classified by

1.dna and rna (genetic material)


2. Shape and size


3. number of capsomeres


4.presence or absence of any envelope


5. type of host infects


6. Disease it produces


7 target cell


8.immunologic

Bacteriiphages

Virus that infect bacteria are known as bacteriophages or simple, phages

Virulent bacteriophages

Always cause what known as lytic cycle, which ends with b the destruction of the bacterial cell

Temperate (lysogenic) bacteriophages

Do not use the Lytic cycle but the DNA intergrates into the bacterial chromosomes

Step to multi viruses

Attachment


Penetration


Biosynthesis


Assembly


Release