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SYPHILIS
- Treponoma Pallidum
- Gram negative
- Axial filaments
- Infection
- 1. Primary
- Chancre
- 4-6 wks
- 2. Secondary
- Fever
- Rash
- Liver infection
- Swollen lymph nodes
- 3.Tertiary
- Gumma
- Soft granular lesion
- Antibiotic resistance
- Immune complexes
- Inflammation
- Tissue destruction
- Immune complexes
- Gumma
- Congenital
- Skin lesions
- Deafness
- Bone malformation
- 1. Primary
- Diagnosis
- Microscopy
- Serological testing
- Treatment
- Chemotherapeutic
- Salvarsan
- Antibiotic
- Penicillin
- Chemotherapeutic
- Immune evasion
- Cell wall
- Tpr outer membrane protein
- Phase variation
- Poly G tract
- <8 = transcribed
- >8 = reduced transcription
- Strand slippage and excision repair
- Poly G tract
- Tpr K
- Antigenic variation
- Phase variation
- Tpr outer membrane protein
- Cell wall
- Treponoma Pallidum
Trends
- Age
- Geography
- Sexual orientation
CHLAMYDIA
- Chlamydia Trachomatis
- Diagnosis
- PCR
- Immunoassays
- Treatment
- Doxycyclin
- Gram negative
- Small genome
- Cell wall
- Cross linked membrane proteins
- MOMP
- OmpA
- MOMP
- Cross linked membrane proteins
- Diagnosis
- Symptoms
- Males
- Epididymis inflammation
- Painful urination, water discharge
- Females
- Cervical inflammation
- Immune activation
- Infected cells secrete IL's and GM-CSF
- Attract immune cells
- Fibrosis and scarring
- Attract immune cells
- Infected cells secrete IL's and GM-CSF
- Immune activation
- Painful urination, vaginal discharge
- PID
- Fallopian tube adhesions
- Infertility
- Ectopic pregnancy
- AIDs
- Cervical inflammation
- Infants
- Chlamydial ophthalmia
- Chlamydial pneumonia
- Trachoma
- Corneal scarring and blindness
- Males
- 2 stage life cycle
- Reticulate body
- Replication
- Elementary body
- Infection
- Cell cycle
- 1.Attachment
- OmpA binds heparan sulphate
- 2.Entry
- T3SS injects TARP
- Induces uptake
- T3SS injects TARP
- 3.Primary differentiation
- EB to RB
- 4.Cell division
- Rapid multiplication
- 5.Effector secretion
- CPAF
- Degrade host TF's
- Chronic inflammatory response
- CPAF
- 6.Secondary differentiation
- RB to EB (Intermediate form)
- Chromosomal condensation
- OMC formation
- T3SS formation
- 7.EB release
- 1.Attachment
- Reticulate body
- Chlamydia Trachomatis
GONORRHOEAE
- Neisseria Gonorrhoeae
- Gram negative
- diplococcus
- Oxidase positive
- 2nd most common
- Symptoms
- Females
- Vaginal discharge
- Abdominal pain
- Burning pee
- Urinal ouchy pee pee times
- PID
- Males
- Burning pee pee
- Pus discharge
- Epididymitis
- Neonates
- Gonoccocal opthalmia
- Females
- Diagnosis
- Microscopy
- Thayer Martin agar
- Vancomcin, inhibits gram positive Colistin, inhibits most gram neg
- Inhibits most others
- Immunoassays
- PCR
- Treatment
- 3rd gen cephalosporins
- Virulence mechanisms
- Attachment pili
- Type 4
- T2SS
- Transformation
- DNA binding
- Uptake
- RecA mediated recombination
- Transformation
- Binds CR3 and CD46
- T2SS
- Type 4
- Tight attachments
- Opa proteins
- OpaHS
- Binds heparin sulphate
- OpaCEA
- Binds CEACAM
- Uptake
- Binds CEACAM
- OpaHS
- Opa proteins
- Change surface proteins
- Recombination
- Transformation
- Gene exchange
- Antigenic variation
- Abberant recombination
- L-pilin
- PilS and PilE unequal exchange
- Stuck in periplasm
- Evades immune system recognition
- S-pilin
- Secreted soluble pilin molecular decoy
- L-pilin
- PilE and PilS exchange
- E for expressed
- Genetic recombination between homologous segments
- Abberant recombination
- Phase variation
- Homopolymeric repeats
- Tetranucleotide repeats
- PilC
- 11-12G = off
- <11->12 = on
- CTTCT repeats
- 3,6,9,12 = on
- Opa proteins
- Sialylated lipopolysaccharide
- Resistant to complement and antibodies
- Mimics host cell surface
- Recombination
- Attachment pili
- Neisseria Gonorrhoeae
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- Infection Mind Map on STI's, created by Pip Barton on 08/05/2013.
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