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Virulence factor
enables it to cause disease
Pathogen
ability to cause disease
Virulence
degree of pathogencity
Prokaryotes
nucloid - lacks a nuclear membrane, dna is spread througout the cell.
single circular chromosome
lack mitosis
ribosomes = 70s in size
grams positive
thick peptidoglycan layer, thick cell wall
teichoic acid
lack LPS
lack lipoprotein and phospholipid
gram negative
thin peptidoglycan layer, thin cell wall
lacks teichoic acid
outer membrane contains lps
contains lipoprotein and phospholipids
lysozyme
breaks bond betwen muramic acid and glucosamine in peptidoglycan, ie gram +
spheroplasts
bacteria with some cell wall remaining
L-forms
bacteria grown in the precence of pnc
mycoplasma
only naturally occuring bacteria without a cell wall
prokaryotic ribosomes
70s further split to 50s and 30 s
transformation
dna from donor cell leaks out into solution and enters competent recipient cell
plasmids
small circular piece of dna that can exist in the cytoplasm or be integrated into the chromosome
transponsons
jumping genes, can move to another part of the chromosome.