Mycology flashcards
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This Mycology page on GoConqr gathers over 80 flashcard resources made by more than 50 users, covering fungal structure, growth and infections. The university-level decks help students practice these topics and give teachers ready-made material. Pick a deck and start studying.
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- Fungal structure and reproduction24
- Fungal classification and growth forms14
- Fungal identification and diagnosis8
- Mycotoxins and aflatoxins5
- Fungal infections38
- Superficial, cutaneous and subcutaneous mycoses19
- Systemic and pulmonary mycoses15
- Candida and candidiasis11
- Cryptococcus and cryptococcosis8
- Opportunistic and invasive fungal infections10
- Antifungal treatment and resistance6
Flashcards
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6 cardsMycology A multidisciplinary branch of biological sciences dealing with the study of fungi, knowledge of which is re...
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13 cardsIdentify this mould Identify this mold
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4 cardsIntroduction to mycology Why are antibiotics, like penicillins, and cephalosporins, not effective against fungi?
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55 cardsFungi What is mycology?
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19 cardsPhysiology of Fungal Growth Introduction to fungi
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34 cardsDr Hall, Lec 2, Candida albicans C.albicans is in fungal family Candidemia. Other examples?
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20 cardsFungi Introduction How does the way yeast and mold REPRODUCE differ?
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8 cardsCandida **** What are the 5 most common Candida spp causing human infection?
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116 cardsFungus
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89 cardsMIC101 Lecture 19 Title of Lecture 19
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43 cardsMycology Dermatophyte Athlete's foot, nail & skin infections Macroscopic: brownish yellow to olive gray, reverse is ...
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48 cardsPathobiology of fungal infections
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46 cardsaug 14 Some medically important fungi are
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88 cardsFungal Infections & Therapeutics What is mycosis?
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24 cardsIntro to fungi What is a fungus?
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32 cardsFungi Five different phyla of fungal?
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64 cardsFungi
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33 cardsMicrobes & Disease - Lecture 17 What 3 ways can you contract a fungal infection?
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24 cardsRespiratory Fungal Infections
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23 cardsDr Hall, Lec 5, Fungal Application What areas is fungal research interested in?
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36 cardsFung Lab Demo II
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47 cardsFungal Physiology What are fungi?
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10 cardsIntroduction_Mycology What are fungi?
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21 cardsDr Hall, 1, Intro to Fungi Fungal diseases with high mortality?
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41 cardsFungal infections
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18 cardsDr Taylor Smith. Lec 1. Cryptococus What fungus is in question in this lecture
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15 cardsUntitled What are fungi?
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13 cardsInfection and Immunity I (2) C. neoformans polysaccharide composition and function
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14 cardsHuman Fungal Diseases Why are there more fungal infections now than ever before?
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9 cardsMycotoxins
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23 cardsHistoplasma capsulatum
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26 cardsFungi
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8 cardsYeasts Opportunistic infections Macroscopic: cream-colored, pasty, smooth, "feet" at colony edges on BA Microscopi...
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65 cardsMycology
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17 cardsNasal Mycoses: Cryptococcosis
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14 cardsPathogenic fungi The three medically important myco's
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18 cardsFungi Week 7
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26 cardsSeptember 23 Flashcards #7 2 groups of fungi species
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14 cardsMycology (basics) Mould cell wall composition
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12 cardsBacT and Myecology Exam 1 Are yeast unicellular or multicellular?
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About mycology flashcards
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Start with Fungi if you want to practice the language of fungal structure. Its questions cover fungi, hyphae and mycelium. For a closer look at growth, Physiology of Fungal Growth includes hyphal structure and the apical growth zone. Work through a few cards, then return to the ones you found difficult.
Move from structure to identification
Morphology, Reproduction and Identification covers mold-like, yeast-like and dimorphic forms, along with fungal reproduction. The Dermatophytes and Cryptococcosis decks offer ways to practice infection-related terms. Choose a topic and try answering each prompt before checking its response.
If you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the Mycology unit page. Use a quiz there when you want a different way to practice. Choose a topic and work through its cards at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Try Fungi for questions on what fungi are, the shape of hyphae and mycelium. If you want to focus on fungal growth afterward, Physiology of Fungal Growth covers hyphal structure and the apical growth zone. Both give university students specific terms to practice.
What topics do these flashcards cover?
The decks cover fungal structure, growth, reproduction, identification and infections. Morphology, Reproduction and Identification includes mold-like and yeast-like forms. Other decks focus on topics such as Candida, dermatophytes and cryptococcosis, so you can choose a topic that fits what you are studying.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.