Microbial Pathogenesis and Host-Pathogen Interactions mind maps
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This page gathers over 60 community-made mind maps on microbial pathogenesis and host-pathogen interactions, from types of pathogens to virulence and immune evasion. Most are university-level resources for university students practicing these topics and teachers looking for ready-made material. Choose a map to begin.
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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
Mind maps
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23 nodesPolymicrobial Infection (Biofilm) Changes of form and f... · Cell and environment ... · Multiplicity of pheno... · Survival of H. Influenza
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27 nodesInfections are
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34 nodesImmunity to infections Histatins · Recap · Terminology · Host defence peptides · Defensins · LL-37
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14 nodesProgress of an Infection Step 1: Becoming Esta... · Step 2: Attaching to ... · Step 3: Surviving Hos... · Step 4: Causing Disease
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17 nodesS. aureus/human host Infection · Non-infection
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6 nodesCampylobacter most common cause of ... · poultry, red meat, un... · does not grow in food... · diarrhoea, abdominal ... · responsible for more ...
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27 nodesEM of Bacterial Entry Bacterium is about to...
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19 nodesPathogens Virus · Bacterial
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17 nodesEnter text here introduction · koches postulates
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26 nodesTRANSMISSION OF DISEASE CONTAGION · VECTORS · CARIERS · SELF INFECTION
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11 nodeshow bacteria escape from host defence in the oral environment adhesins -stick to cell · invasins- hide with i... · chemotaxis inhibitors · proteases (nutrients) · camouflage antigens- ... · these are sometimes m...
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45 nodesInfectious Agents Morphology Tiny 1-2 um Extra cel... · Small 2-10 microns · Large >10 microns
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44 nodesInfectious Agents Morphology Tiny 1-2 um Extra cel... · Small 2-10 microns · Large >10 microns
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17 nodesS. aureus/human host Infection · Non-infection
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17 nodesinfectious cycle reservoir · mode of transmission · exposed host
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12 nodesopportunistic infection- system works fine (beneficial) till a chenge is presented- causing harm damage to epithelium · presence of a foreign... · transfer of organism ... · suppression of the im... · Distruption of normal... · exogenous pathogens
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17 nodestypes of exotoxin Diphtheria toxin · 2- membrane-disruptin... · 3-Superantigens
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10 nodesVirulence and pathogenesis Portal of entry e.g R... · True pathogen causes ... · Opportunistic pathoge...
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6 nodesprions pathogen appears to b... · causes the transmissi... · prions are aberrantly... · contradicts central d...
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11 nodesPathogenicity Successful pathogen? · Virulence Levels
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7 nodesMechanism of Bacterial Pathogenicity 5. Exit from host · 2. Attachment & colon... · 3. Invasion of the ho... · 6. Survival outside h... · 4. Harm the host · 1. Find a suitable host
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7 nodesCONJUNCTIVA portal of entry HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE · CLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS
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7 nodesPortals of entry Respiratory
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3 nodesPathogen and Pathogenesis Pathogen
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15 nodescontagion virus · infection
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13 nodescontagion disease · transmittable