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obligate aerobe
Need oxygen
obligated anaerobe
no oxygen
facultative anaerobe
can live with/without oxygen
prion
infectious proteins, non cellular and are smaller than other viruses, MAD Cow Disease and CJD caused by prions
retrovirus
contains RNA instead of DNA
Reverse Transcriptase
Enzyme, needed to turn RNA into DNA
Lyctic Cycle
Virus attaches to the host cell, enters/injects DNA, host cell then reprogrammed to produce viral protein coats, finally new viruses burst out of host cell and infect new hosts
lysogenic cycle
virus attaches to host, enters/injects viral genetic info into cells DNA (prophage), information passes on for years and years
bacteria
sphere, spiral, rod shaped. prokaryotic, reproduce through binary fission
antibiotics
used for bacterial infections, can prevent misuse by only using prescribed amount and using it before you get the infection
Edward Jenner
created 1st vaccine against small pox, work is controversial because he infected a young innocent boy with a virus to find a result
Pasteur
Proved that microorganisms cause disease, created pastuerization
Koch
linked a specific microorganism to a specific disease
1st line of defense
physical barriers like skin, flushing effects like tears, sneezing, coughing, and mucous, and chemical barriers like stomach acid
2nd line of defense
Heat, swelling, redness, caused by increased blood flow and the expanding of blood vessels
3rd line of defense
Defining features are specificity and memory, WBC macrophages presented to the T cell to alert B cell to create specific antibody
memory cells
cells remember the enemy for later attacks
effector cells
cells that destroy the enemy immediately
MHC Marker
Cells that mark the enemy to identify the cell
B Cells
T Cells activate, produce antibodies
T cells
activate B cells to create antibody
Antibody
proteins, Y shaped, fits like a lock and key with antigen
active immunity
elicits primary immune response
passive immunity
person receives antibodies from external source
vaccine
made from weakened/killed pathogens, used to stimulate immunity from certain viruses
Autoimmune Disorder
Body attacks itself, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus
Deficient Immune Responses
Caused by genetic defects or external factors, HIV