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What genus are part of Proteeae
Proteus, Morganella, Providencia
What test are used to differentiate between Proteus, Morganella, and Providenicia
H2S +. Swarm +, D- man (manose) -, Gel liq (gelatinase) +, Lipase +
Proteeae produce_____ and are positive for_____ which allows them to show _____ infection
phenylalanine deaminase
urease
Urinary Tract
what test are used to differentiate between P. mirabilis and other Proteus?
Ornithine +
What test are used to differentiate P. hauseri/P. vulgaris from other proteus? Differentiate between P. hauseri and P. vulgaris
Indole + for both
Salicin + for P. vulgaris
What inhibits swarming?
Phenyl ethyl alcohol
In KIA proteus has _____ slant and ______ butt.
Alkaline - no lactose fermentation
Acid - glucose fermentation
What test can be used to differentiate morganella from proteus?
Swarm -
H2S -
what tests are used to identify providencia
Fermentation of inositol, adonitol, arabitol, trehalose, and galactose
How do Y. pestis get transmitted from Fleas to Humans?
Y. pestis clogs the flea proventriculus (gut)
Less than 27 C Y. pestis produces coagulase
Flea cannot get food, regurgitates Y. pestis in humans
_____ and ______ are stains for Y. pestis
Gram Stain
Wayson's Stain (methylene blue, carbofuschin)
On blood agar plat Y. Pestis exhibits ____ hemolysis
Gamma
infection 7 days after flea bite
sudden onset of fever
chills
weakness
headache
Painful buboes
Bubonic PLague
75% mortality if untreated
Droplet nuclei
short incubation 2-3 days
fever, maliase, pulmonary signs
cough and chest pain
Sepsis and Death
Pneumoni PLague
90% mortality rate
Direct infection by flea bite in blood stream
High fever
delirium
seizures
septic shock
disseminated intravascular
Black hemorrhaegic splotches
Septicemic Plague
black death
no bubous
______,______,_____, and ________ are possible treatments for Y. pestis
streptomycin, gentamicin, tetracycline, and chloramphenicol
Three important things about Y. pestis
1. 1st time iron played a pathogenic role
2. Discovery of type III secretion system
3. Role of flea in disease
Virulence factors of three strains
YadA
LcrV
Adhesins/Invasins
____ binds intestinal mucin and collagen. Provides resitance to ______.
YadA (yersinia adhesin A)
phagocytosis
LcrV
secreted extracellularly opens channels in euk membranes
_____, ____, and _____ are mans of iron acquistion
Siderophores, Heme Utilization, Hemin Storage
Siderophores
Yersinia Bactin
Hemin Storage
bind hemin on the surface, gives colonies dark brown color
What two test differentiate Y. pestis from pseudotuberculosis and enterocolitica
Motility at 22 C -
Urease -
Wha two test diffrentiate Y. enterocolitica from pseudotuberculosis and pestis
Sucrose ferm +
Orn decarb +
Tribe Erwinieae
genus Erwinia
species amylovora
fire blight
plugs xylem
treateed by depolymerizin phage and bacteriocin
E. herbiola
frost damage in trees
ice nucleation at -1 C