Cell Wall/Envelope and Inflammation Responses

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Absence or differences in O antigens may alter __.

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adherence and interaction with other cell types or tissues, ability to be phagocytized, ability to be killed by host complement or bile salts.

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The core region of lipopolysaccharides contains a variety of __.

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sugars, e.g., glucose, galactose, N-acetylglucosamine.

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Flashcards covering key concepts related to cell walls, inflammation responses, immune responses, and microbial interactions based on lecture notes.

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Absence or differences in O antigens may alter __.

adherence and interaction with other cell types or tissues, ability to be phagocytized, ability to be killed by host complement or bile salts.

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The core region of lipopolysaccharides contains a variety of __.

sugars, e.g., glucose, galactose, N-acetylglucosamine.

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Lipid A directly damages __ and is responsible for toxic effects.

mammalian cell membranes.

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Endotoxin is defined as a bacterial toxin that is __ part of the bacterial cell.

a structural.

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Two major physiological responses induced by endotoxins in animals are and .

Innate Immune Response, Acquired Immune response.

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Exotoxins are typically __, while endotoxins are __.

heat labile, heat stable.

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In the inflammatory response, __ is caused by cytokines causing blood vessels to dilate.

calor.

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Chemotaxis attracts phagocytes to the site of __ and tissue damage.

microbial infection.

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Macrophages may either migrate or become __ in certain tissues.

fixed.

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Fever is an important non-specific host defense as it can __ invading microbes.

kill or inhibit.

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The adherence of the pathogen to the phagocyte induces __.

ingestion.

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Pus formation at sites of inflammation is due to collections of dead __ and tissue debris.

phagocytes.

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The initial inflammatory response recruits __ and leads to phagocytosis.

phagocytes.

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Cytokines secreted by infected tissues can lead to the sensation of __.

pain.

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The inflammatory response protects the organism from __.

infection.

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If the inflammatory response is not controlled, it can lead to __ and organ failure.

shock.