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Oral streptococci
gram? anaer/aer? where to they inhabit? |
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fac anaer oral/upper resp |
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what strep bact causes caries?
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mutans
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what strep bact causes abscess?
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angionosus
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what strep bact causes gingivitis?
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s sanguis
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what strep bact causes pneumonia?
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pneumoniae
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what strep bact causes bacteremia/endocarditis?
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viridans strep
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viridans strep causes
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bacteremia/endocarditis
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strep angionosus causes
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abscess
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s sanguis causes
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gingivitis
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oral plaque has over how many species
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700
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sequencing of what rna has allowed id of plaque bact
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16s ribosomal sequencing
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how is the bacteria that they think is in plaque viewed?
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via FISH
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FISH characteristics
benefits are that it can detect ____populations, it is ____specific, and that it is culture ______. |
low
species independent |
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FISH characteristics
drawbacks are that you can only do it on____volumes of bacteria, it is technically ______and that you 1st need to do_____. |
low
challenging DGGE or LIBRARY |
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DGGE gives you four thngs
__a__complexity community __b___by sequencing distribution of microbial populations in ___c___ monitory ____d____ |
a - community
b - members c - different environments d - community changes |
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put the steps of sequncing in order
a - Dna extraction b --design probe for rRNA region of interest c - -take sample d - - PCR 16s giving amplicons e - DGGE or Clone library and compare to databse |
c - a - d - e - b
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Microarrays are unique in that they make use of _______.
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cy5 labeled 16s primers
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cy5 labeled 16s primers are unique to
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microarrays
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454 pyrosequencing allows sequencing of _____
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all dna
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the new seq technique allowing seq of ALL dna that uses A/B linkers and a bead sequence is
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454 pyrosequencing
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primary colonizer of biofilm
secondary colonizer tertiary colonizer |
strep + pellicle
f nucleatum P gingivalis and other g- |
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Why does f nuc and p gingivalis need strep to bind first?
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it uses up all the o2 and they are fac anaerobes
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what does strep do to kill of s sobrinus?
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releases MUTASINS
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strep mutasins kill of nice bacteria, such as
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s sobrinus
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since s. cristatus can't itself invade epith cells, it does it via
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f nucleatum
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Ecological zones are high biomass sites which are defined by areas that ____a____ or low biomass zones tha __B___ or saliva, which is a ___C___
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don't shed (tooth)
do shed transitional zone |
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spirochetes, bacterioides, propionibacteria are characteristic of what type of disease
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periodontitis
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enamel demineralizes at pH of ____and dentin at pH of ____
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5.5 enamel
6.5 dentin |
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how does the host response differ to primarily G+ plaque?
to G- plaque? |
g+ - works to protect tissue
g- - destruct bone |
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perio disease has over ___bacteria per pocket
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10^8
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ludwig's angina
80% of patients ahve had ____- |
recent dental work
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ludwig's angina
infection first seen in ____spaces, then moves to _____. |
submand/subment
lat/retro pharyngeal |
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major complication of ludwigs
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asphyxia
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ludwig angina
anaerobes are __% |
75
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peptostreptococci
bacteroides f nucleatum 3 bact of _____ |
ludwigs
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alpha hemolytic, MRSA are bacteria of ____
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ludwigs
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