Microbial Pathogenesis and Host-Pathogen Interactions flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 100 community-made flashcard decks on microbial pathogenesis and host-pathogen interactions, from infection and disease to bacterial virulence and immune evasion. University students can practice key terms and mechanisms, while teachers can find material for classroom questions. Browse the decks and choose a topic to study.
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- Infectious Disease Terminology5
- Types and Structure of Infectious Agents8
- Normal Microbiota and Opportunistic Infections14
- Infection Transmission and Portals of Entry10
- Microbial Adhesion, Colonization and Invasion15
- Bacterial Virulence Factors40
- Bacterial Toxins16
- Host Defenses Against Infection11
- Pathogen Immune Evasion10
- Bacterial Pathogens and Diseases8
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21 cardsMicroorganisms-human health Micro organisms and disease
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36 cardsFlashcards for chapter 14 ... PART 1&2
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39 cards13 - bacterial adhesion
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40 cards12 - principles of pathogenesis what are the 3 category of pathogens
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29 cardsEvolution of bacterial virulence - MRSA Where is staphylococcus aureus naturally found in the body?
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21 cardsDr Lodge, Lec 5, Resisting host defences What do antibodies do?
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36 cardsBacterial Pathogenicity What is the term for free-living bacteria?
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37 cardsBacterial Infections Give the 3 methods of bacterial entry through the skin
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31 cardsInfections of the sensory system Ocular defence mechanisms
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32 cardsSites and sources of infection What are the main modes of transmission of infection?
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25 cardsEstablishment of Infection Establishment of Infection: Koch's first Postulate
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23 cardsSepsis and SSTIs Define sepsis and septic shock
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22 cardsChapter 15
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24 cardsNature & Pathogenesis of Infection What are the 6 stages of an infection?
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24 cardsMicrobiology and Immunology Lecture 9
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8 cardsSecretion Why study bacterial secreion?
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49 cardsUnit 7: Mechanisms of Disease
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40 cardsBacterial virulence determinants What is a virulence determinant?
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34 cardsunit 4 transmission of diseases
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23 cardsBacterial infections What are the 3 ways in which a bacteria can enter the skin?
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14 cards6: Virulence factors 1. Adhesins (not quorum sensitive (QS)controlled) What? job binds to what?
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25 cardsBacterial Pathogenesis II What is an exotoxin?
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25 cardslecture 17 in intoxication does the toxin have to present
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21 cardsDiversity and gene regulation in bacteria Key attributes of a pathogen
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34 cardsSkin and Soft Tissue Infections What causes impetigo?
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11 cardsUntitled Toxin mediated diseases, Tetanus and Botulism
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14 cardsEvolution of Virulence Flashcards What are the three theories of evolution of virulence?
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12 cardsDesign a Bug - Symptoms SYMPTOM Characteristic: Sneezing Description: Infected people develop regular sneezing fits
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12 cardsAntibiotics and resistance 36.2
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18 cardsMicrobes to Know - Exam 2 Microbes to know from reading and diseases
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37 cardsUntitled
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61 cardsWeek 7
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11 cardsWeek 11 Lecture 2 Viruses and the interferon response
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16 cardsLecture 8 What are the two main classes of bacterial pathogens?
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12 cardsMicrobes and Disease List the pathogens.
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25 cardsPathogenicity
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17 cardslecture 15 what are pathogens
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26 cardsUntitled
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13 cards4: Bacteria and disease
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19 cardsLectures 29+30 (Introduction to pathogenisis) What is a pathogen?