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gardasil 9
vlps induces neutralizing antibodies to prevent hpv attachment
carrageenan
polysaccharide in lubes that prevent hpv and hiv
treatment of hpv
topicals, liquid n2, surgical removal, ablation ~70
vlps
purified spike protein
HPV
recurrent respiratory papillomatous causes airway obstruction and often fatal
lifetime risk of HPV
>50%
male urethra is how much longer
4x
sxs for alcoholics
lazy epiglottis stays open, lazy macrophages dont clean up
sxs of smokers
destroys cillia that remove mucus and pathogens
upper flora of respiratory tract is similar to
oral cavity strep
lungs are historically considered
sterile
hpv is spread by
skin contact
microbes removed from lungs via
continous stream of mucus generated by ciliated epithelial cells, phagocytic action of alveolar macrophages, lysozume in mucus, soluble IgA
surfactants
allows movement of lungs and acts as antimicrobial peptides
saliva bacterial content
10^9 bact/mL
structure of mouth microbiome
layers
strep sp.
plaque, caries, gingivitis, perio
female genital tract
complex microbiota, acid tolerant lactobacillus dominant, estrogen stimulate glycogen prod, low pH, share flora w segsual partner
complex microbiota of females
state of fluctuation due to change of hormones and blood flow in cycle
lactobacillus use glycogen to produce
lactic acid lowers pH to 5
preterm and multigravida babies effect on flora
decrease in lacto and increase in bacteria diversity
outer ear
populated with bacteria often seen on the skin
inner ear
pseudomonas aeruginosa swimmers ear
women have more utis due to
short and moist urethra, most frequent is e. coli
first sxs of uti
burns when pee, lethargy
most bacteria and most diverse and most yeast and phages
large intestine colon
colon flora elimated via
peristalsis, desquamation, and mucus movement
desquamation
natural losing/shedding of cells
colon flora rapidly reproduced via
self regulating high reproductive rate
best thing chemo patients can eat
pears for constipation
>90 resident flora
obligate anaerobes lik bacteroides, bifida, fusobact. clostridium, etc
facultative aneaerobes in colon
present
purpose of appendix
holds bacter back to help when sick for regulation
EMPHASIS ON
bifidabacterium
impact of intestinal nf
provides enzymes for digestion, competes with exogenous pathogen, produces natural metabolites, modifies enviroment
natural metabolites
acids alcohols antibiotics bacteriosins
vitamin synthesis from intestinal flora
vit a and vit k
galt
gut associated lymphoid tissue
function of galt
contains all cells needed for robust immune system and normal response trained by nf
sIgA
antibody that blocks microbes from binding to host receptors
host protein glucosylation
sugars added to protein receptors on host tissues to decrease patho binding and increase expulsion
bacterial metabolism may result in
detoxification or certain dyes into carcinogens
leaky gut progression leads to
dysbiosis
first warning sign of LGP
food intolerances
causes of LGP
one or more of stress, toxins, food particles, drugs, pathos, organ malfunction
impact of gut permeability
increase of invasion and tissue breakdown
progression of leaky gut
gi inflammation to food intolerances to immune sys issues to autoimmunity
second brain
gut nf; releases pharmacologically active molecules that spread through blood
LPS shown to decrease thyroid receptor expression which leads to
hypothyroidism because not getting hormone signals
inflammed gut leads to
impaired nutrient absorption which is vital for throid health
autism and asthma associated with
decreased bacteria diversity
gut microbes
influence hormone production and behavior, interact with a number of endocrine receptors, and can change metabolism and virulence in response to signals
five day course of antibiotics can suppress up to 1/3 of the gut microbiome which
stops growth of new brain cells
stress biomarkers could indicate if someone is suffering from or risks developing ptsd which allows for
treatment or prevention with probiotics and antibiotics
decrease in brain derived neurotrophic factor causes
increased depression and anxiety
increased microbiome diversity at body sites that normally have restricted diversity
associated with disease
strategies for manipulating microbial growth
nutrition, antibiotics, microbial supplementation
goals of host defenses
protection and health
newest cancer treatments are
immunotherapies
lysozymes cut between
nag and nam to destroy peptidoglycan
physical barriers
skin and mucous membranes
chemical barriers
lysozymes and low stomach pH
cellular defensive
phagocytosis; macrophages
response to tissue damage
inflammation
molecular defense
small soluble proteins to act as cell-cell messengers
cytokines
chemical soluble messengers made by 1 type of cell to tell another cell what to do; each one has a different purpose
cytokines to know
IL, INF, TNF
how long does specific immunity take to develop
days to weeks and products react only with eliciting foreign substance
body makes in response to antigen
antigen
cells that make antibiodies
b cellst
help b cell increase antibody production via increase macrophage and
t helper cell
nonspecific immune response
acts as a first line of defense offers resistance to any microbe or foreign material and lacks immunological memory Does not adapt-stays the same