BIOL 261: LIST OF MICROORGANISMS

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Acetobacter - Gram reaction?

G-

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Acetobacter - Morphology?

Rod-shaped (bacilli)

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Acetobacter - Arrangement?

Single rods or chains (sometimes)

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Acetobacter - Disease(s) caused?

Typically non-pathogenic

  • used in fermentation

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Acetobacter - Transmission?

Fermented foods, decaying fruit

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Acetobacter - Pathogenesis?

Rarely causes disease

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Acetobacter - Virulence Factors?

None

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Acetobacter - Treatment?

Broad-spectrum antibiotics

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Acetobacter - Lysogenic or Latent?

Neither

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Acetobacter - Genus/Species Name?

Acetobacter aceti

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Acinetobactor - Genus/Species Name?

Acinetobacter baumannii

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Acinetobactor - Bacteria, Fungi, Virus, or Protist?

Bacteria

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Acinetobactor - Gram Reaction?

G -

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Acinetobactor - Morphology?

Coccobacilli (short rod-shaped)

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Acinetobactor - Disease(s) caused?

  • Pneumonia

  • Sepsis

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Acinetobactor - Transmission?

  • Hospital surfaces

  • Equipment (nosocomial)

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Acinetobactor - Pathogenesis?

Opportunistic infection (esp. in ICU)

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Acinetobactor - Virulence Factors?

  • Biofilms

  • Antibiotic resistance

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Acinetobactor - Treatment?

  • Carbapenems

  • Polymyxins (resistance common)

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Acinetobactor - Lysogenic or Latent?

Neither

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Acinetobactor - Bacteria, Fungi, Virus, or Protist?

Bacteria

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Adenoviruses - Gram Reaction?

None

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Adenoviruses - Morphology?

Non-enveloped, icosahedral

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Adenoviruses - Disease(s) caused?

  • Respiratory infections

  • Conjunctivitis

  • Gastroenteritis

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Adenoviruses - Transmission?

  • Aerosal droplets

  • Direct contact

  • Fomites

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Adenoviruses - Pathogenesis?

Replication in epithelial cells of RT, eyes, or GI tract

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Adenoviruses - Virulence Factors?

  • Fiber protein (attachment)

  • Early proteins (immune modulation)

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Adenoviruses - Treatment?

Antivirals (cidofovir) in immunocompromised patients

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Adenoviruses - Lysogenic or Latent?

Neither

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Adenoviruses - Bacteria, Fungi, Virus, or Protist?

Virus

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Aspergillus - Genus/Species Name?

  • Aspergillus fumigatus

  • Aspergillus flavus

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Aspergillus - Gram Reaction?

None

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Aspergillus - Morphology?

  • Filamentous mold

  • Septate hyphae

  • Conidiophores

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Aspergillus - Disease(s) caused?

Aspergillosis (pulmonary, invasive, allergic forms)

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Aspergillus - Transmission?

Inhalation of airborne spores

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Aspergillus - Pathogenesis?

Germinates in lungs (esp. in immunocompromised)

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Aspergillus - Virulence Factors?

  • Gliotoxin

  • Elastase

  • Catalase

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Aspergillus - Treatment?

  • Voriconazole

  • Amphotericin B (invasive)

  • Corticosteroids (allergic)

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Aspergillus - Lysogenic or Latent?

Latent (in immunocompromised hosts)

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Aspergillus - Bacteria, Fungi, Virus, or Protist?

Fungi

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Bacillus anthracis - Gram Reaction?

G +

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Bacillus anthracis - Morphology?

  • Rods

  • Chains

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Bacillus anthracis - Disease(s) caused?

Anthrax (cutaneous, inhalational, gastrointestinal)

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Bacillus anthracis - Transmission?

Spores from soil or animal products

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Bacillus anthracis - Pathogenesis?

  • Toxins

  • Immune evasion

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Bacillus anthracis - Virulence Factors?

  • Capsule

  • Anthrax toxins

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Bacillus anthracis - Treatment?

Ciprofloxacin or doxycycline + antitoxin

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Bacillus anthracis - Lysogenic or Latent?

Lysogenic (phage-encoded toxin genes)

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Bacillus anthracis - Bacteria, Fungi, Virus, or Protist?

Bacteria

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Bacillus cereus - Gram Reaction?

G +

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Bacillus cereus - Morphology

Rods

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Bacillus cereus - Disease(s) caused?

Food poisoning (emetic and diarrheal types)

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Bacillus cereus - Transmission?

Contaminated food

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Bacillus cereus - Pathogenesis?

  • Enterotoxins

  • Emetic toxins

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Bacillus cereus - Virulence Factors?

Heat-stable and heat-labile toxins

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Bacillus cereus - Treatment?

Supportive care

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Bacillus cereus - Lysogenic or Latent?

Neither

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Bacillus cereus - Bacteria, Fungi, Virus, or Protist?

Bacteria

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Balantidium coli - Gram Reaction?

None

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Balantidium coli - Morphology?

  • Ciliated protozoan

  • Large, oval

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Balantidium coli - Disease(s) caused?

Balantidiasis (intestinal infection, dysentery)

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Balantidium coli - Transmission?

  • Fecal-oral

  • Contaminated food/water (often from pigs)

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Balantidium coli - Pathogenesis?

Trophozoites invade the colon mucosa, causing ulcers and diarrhea

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Balantidium coli - Virulence Factors?

Cytotoxins, ability to invade tissue

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Balantidium coli - Treatment?

  • Tetracycline

  • Metronidazole

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Balantidium coli - Lysogenic or Latent?

Neither

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Balantidium coli - Bacteria, Fungi, Virus, or Protist?

Protist

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Bordetella pertussis - Gram Reaction?

G -

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Bordetella pertussis - Morphology?

Coccobacilli

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Bordetella pertussis - Disease(s) caused?

Whooping cough (pertussis)

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Bordetella pertussis - Transmission?

Respiratory droplets

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Bordetella pertussis - Pathogenesis?

Toxin-mediated ciliary paralysis

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Bordetella pertussis - Virulence Factors?

  • Pertussis toxin

  • FHA

  • Tracheal cytotoxin

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Bordetella pertussis - Treatment?

Azithromycin

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Bordetella pertussis - Lysogenic or Latent?

Neither

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Bordetella pertussis - Bacteria, Fungi, Virus, or Protist?

Bacteria

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Campylobacter jejuni - Gram Reaction?

G -

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Campylobacter jejuni - Morphology?

Spiral rods

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Campylobacter jejuni - Disease(s) caused?

Gastroenteritis

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Campylobacter jejuni - Transmission?

  • Undercooked poultry

  • Contaminated water

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Campylobacter jejuni - Pathogenesis?

Invasion of intestinal mucosa

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Campylobacter jejuni - Virulence Factors?

  • Flagella

  • Enterotoxins

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Campylobacter jejuni - Treatment?

  • Supportive care

  • Azithromycin (if needed)

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Campylobacter jejuni - Lysogenic or Latent?

Neither

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Campylobacter jejuni - Bacteria, Fungi, Virus, or Protist?

Bacteria

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Candida albicans - Gram Reaction?

None

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Candida albicans - Morphology?

  • Yeast (budding)

  • Pseudohyphae

  • True hyphae

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Candida albicans - Disease(s) caused?

Candidiasis (oral thrush, vaginal yeast infections, systemic)

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Candida albicans - Transmission?

  • Normal flora

  • Opportunistic overgrowth

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Candida albicans - Pathogenesis?

Overgrowth due to microbiome imbalance

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Candida albicans - Virulence Factors?

  • Biofilm

  • Adhesins

  • Hydrolytic enzymes

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Candida albicans - Treatment?

  • Fluconazole

  • Echinocandins (systemic)

  • Topical antifungals

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Candida albicans - Lysogenic or Latent?

Latent (commensal until host defense weakens)

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Candida albicans - Bacteria, Fungi, Virus, or Protist?

Fungi

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Chlamydia trachomatis - Gram Reaction?

G -

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Chlamydia trachomatis - Morphology?

  • Small cocci

  • Intracellular

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Chlamydia trachomatis - Disease(s) caused?

  • STDs

  • Trachoma

  • PID

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Chlamydia trachomatis - Transmission?

  • Sexual

  • Perinatal

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Chlamydia trachomatis - Pathogenesis?

Intracellular lifecycle damages cells

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Chlamydia trachomatis - Virulence Factors?

Elementary and reticulate bodies