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Collagen Binding Protein

S.aureus


Nearly identical to CFA, but A region binds collagen.

FnbpA

S.aureus



Binds fibronectin using repeat units and fibrinogin using A domain.



IgG Antibodies recognize these domains after they bind these host ECM components, leading to rapid platlet activation

CFA

S.aureus



Clumping factor A



Binds fibrinogen with A region


Serine/Aspartate repeat region forms a stalk that extends from the surface.

Vsp33

B.hermsii



expressed in tick (23). Needed for transmission to mammal.

ProteinA

S.aureus



Can be anchored due to LPXTG motif.



Binds Fc receptor preventing opsinophagocytosis.



Can interact with B cell receptor on surfaces of B cells to result in apoptosis of B cell (30-50%). Target B cell populations in spleen and peritonal.

BBK32

B.burgdoferi



Surface lipoprotein which binds fibronectin. Maximally expressed 3-4 days after tick attachment.



Allows invasion of CNS cells and fibroblasts via a B sheet zipper mechanism.

VlsE

B.burgdoferi



Functions like OspC, but varies antigenically by segmental gene conversion.



Found on liniear lp28 plasmids.



10^30 sequence variations possible!

ERPS

B.burgdoferi



Binds factor H to prevent complement. Regulated by temp and QS.



Many ERPS(17) so it can express in a wide range of hosts.

CRASP

B.burgdoferi



Binds factor H to prevent complement.


Regulated by pH (tick saliva pH 10)



Complement regulator aquiring surface protein.

Vsp7+8

B.burgdoferi



Expressed in mammal (37). Needed for transmission to tick.

DbpA

B.burgdoferi



Decorin binding protein. Binds decorin associated with collagen in joints.



Immune withDbpA- no dissemination occurs.

OspB

B.burgdoferi



OspB expression is induced in tick host.



KO- unable to adhere to tick midgut.

OspA

B.burgdoferi



Expression induced in tick host. Plays a protective role of integral membrane proteins.



KO- unable to attach to tick midgut

OspC

B.burgdoferi



Upregulated during tick feeding. Binds Salp15 in tick saliva, which prevents antibiody mediated killing.

PhoQ

S.typhimirium



Histidine kinase in a 2 component system. Repressed state: Mg binds pocket


Actice state: antimicrobial peptide binds pocket triggering conformational change and dimerization, leading to autophosphorylation.

PhoP

S.typhimirium



Response reglator. Once phosphorylated can turn on expression of pagP

pagP

S.typhimirium



Under control of PhoQ/P. Encodes a phospholipase palmitoyltransferase which puts a palmitoyl group on lipidA making it more resistant to pepetides.

fibrillarin

C.trachonomis



Present at 3 fold higher levels in occular specific strains. Tissue tropism.

KatE

Leptospira



Catalase needed for leptospira survival in presence of H202.



KO- does not cause infection in mice.

Loa22

Leptospira



Lipoprotein found on surface, required for virulence.

What disease does T.pallidum cause

Syphillus

What disease does B.burdoferi cause?

Lyme disease

What disease does B.hermsii cause

Relapsing fever


Generation time of T.pallidum

33h


Vector for B.burdoferi

Ixodes tick

Vector for B.hermsii

O.hermsii

RosA/RosB

Yersinia spp.



Efflux pump/potassium antiporter. Leads to acidification of the cytoplasm preventing antibacterial peptides from interacting with DNA

PBPs

Catalyze cross linking of D-ala-D-ala peptide side chains

B-lactam antibioitcs

Irreversibly inactivate PBPs

Polymyxins

Alter cytoplasmic membrane of gram negative pathogens.



Positively charged, amphipathic molecules which disrupt IM and OM. Cause cellular leakage and death

Streptomycin

changes shape of 30s rRNA and causes mRNA to be read incorrectly

Tetracycline

interferes with tRNA antibodon reading of mRNA

Erythromycin

binds 50s rRNA and prevents movement along mRNA

Chloramphenicol

binds 50s rRNA and inhibits formation of peptide bond

quinolones

inhibit bacterial DNA transcription



form a complex with DNA gyrase and topiosomerse IV

sulfonamides

block synthesis of tetrahydrofolate

How often do adaptive mutations occur

10^4 - 10^5 bacteria



LAra4N

Salmonella



Can be added to lipidA to increase charge and lower affinity for polymyxins

ABC superfamily

Gram positive and gram negative. Use ATP to pump out drugs

MFS

Gram postive and gram negative. Use H+ to pump out drugs

MATE

Grame positive only. Uses Na+H+ to pump out drugs

SMR

Gram positive only. Use H+ to pump out drugs

RND

gram negative only. Use H+ to pump out drugs

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