Bio2260k Test 4 Textbook Review

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<p>The accompanying graph plots guanine plus cytosine content across the genome of a bacterial pathogen whose overall GC content is 50%. Which of the following chromosome segments could represent a pathogenicity island?</p>

The accompanying graph plots guanine plus cytosine content across the genome of a bacterial pathogen whose overall GC content is 50%. Which of the following chromosome segments could represent a pathogenicity island?

Segments A and C

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Which of the following mechanisms contributes directly to pathogen evolution?

Conjugation

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Which of the following statements is true?

DNA sequences flanking pathogenicity islands are often remnants of HGT mechanisms

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Chronic infections are usually associated with _____

biofilm-producing bacteria

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Bordetella pertactin is an example of a(n) _____

nonpilus adhesin

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Pilus contact between a pathogen and a host cell _____

prevents evacuation of the pathogen

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Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium, while causing an infection, _____

remains in a Salmonella-containing host cell vacuole

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Which one of the following bacteria is an obligate intracellular pathogen?

Rickettsia

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During infection, Listeria monocytogenes _____

moves intracellularly via actin tails

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Which of the following toxins ADP-ribosylates a G-factor?

Escherichia coli LT

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Which of the following toxins stimulates cytokine production through a superantigen mechanism?

Toxic shock syndrome toxin

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Type III secretion systems are paralogous to _____

flagellum synthesis systems

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Which of the following best explains why one person can develop multiple colds over a lifetime?

Multiple rhinovirus strains that possess different VP1 structures

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Cytomegalovirus, which can cause a mononucleosis-type disease, prevents the immune system from destroying infected cells by _____

placing a molecular mimic of MHC I on an infected cell’s surface

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Which of the following virulence mechanisms does influenza virus use?

NS1 protein to inhibit production of interferon

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What percentage of the world’s population is thought to be infected with Toxoplasma gondii?

50%

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By which of the following actions do Leishmania protozoa avoid the immune system?

Down-regulate IL-12 production in infected macrophages

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Which of the following organisms is a nondimorphic pathogenic fungus?

Aspergillus fumigatus