'Dimorphic fungi' diaporamas de présentation

Medical Mycology

Medical Mycology. Basic characteristics of fungi. Fungi are not plants or animals. Unlike animals, most fungi are nonmotile and possess a rigid cell wall Unlike plants, fungi are nonphotosynthetic. Role of fungi in nature. There are approximately 80,000 recognized species of fungi.

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Antifungal Agents & Antiviral drugs

Antifungal Agents & Antiviral drugs. Huifang Tang tanghuifang@zju.edu.cn. Part1 Antifungal Agents. Mycotic infections Categories: Deep mycosis(?????)? vaginal candidiasis( ????? ) histoplasm caspsulatum ( ????? ) cryptococcal meningitis( ??????? ) coccidioidomycosis (?????)

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Medical Mycology

Medical Mycology. Comparison of fungi and bacteria. Role of fungi in nature. There are approximately 70,000 recognized species of fungi. Most are beneficial to humankind. production of food antibiotics and immunosuppressive drugs used as model systems in molecular biology.

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MICR 201 Microbiology for Health Related Sciences

Lecture 5: Survey of the microbial world Edith Porter, M.D. MICR 201 Microbiology for Health Related Sciences. Lecture Outline. Classification of microorganisms Taxonomy Three domain system: Bacteria, Archaea , Eukarya Prokaryotes Bacteria Archaea Eukaryotes Protozoa Algae Fungi

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Eukaryotes and Viruses

Eukaryotes and Viruses. Chapters 12 and 13. Fungi. Heterotrophic, Mainly Opportunistic Pathogens. Distinguishing Characteristics of Fungi. Chemoheterotrophic Cells walls composed of Chitin Diverse Metabolic Capabilities for Complex Carbohydrates Xerophilic Aerobic/Facultative Anaerobes

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Fungi

Fungi. 13 Rabiulawal 1430H 10 March 2009. Outline for Medical Mycology. General properties of fungi, growth and isolation Classification of fungi: superficial mycoses, subcutaneous mycoses, endemic (systemic) mycoses Mycotoxins Antifungal chemotherapy Hypersensitivity to fungi.

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Fungi

Fungi. 13 Rabiulawal 1430H 10 March 2009. Outline for Medical Mycology. General properties of fungi, growth and isolation Classification of fungi: superficial mycoses, subcutaneous mycoses, endemic (systemic) mycoses Mycotoxins Antifungal chemotherapy Hypersensitivity to fungi.

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Laboratory Diagnosis of Fungal Infections

Laboratory Diagnosis of Fungal Infections. Learning Objectives. Review classification & general properties of fungi Discuss the modes of collection & transportation of clinical specimen/s in suspected fungal infection

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Organism Classification

Organism Classification. Hyphae Aspergillus species, pseudallescheria boydii Dermatophytes (Trichophyton species, Microsporum species) , Phialophora species, Fusarium species. Dimorphic Fungi Blastomyces, coccidioides, Histoplasma, Sporothrix.

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Lecture 9 clinicl practice Laboratory Diagnosis of Fungal Infections

Lecture 9 clinicl practice Laboratory Diagnosis of Fungal Infections. By dr. Dalia Galal. Fungal Infections/ Mycoses. Superficial mycoses : 2 types: surface and cutaneous mycoses Skin, hair & nails. Deep mycoses: 2 types: subcutaneous & systemic mycoses

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VII. Fungal Diseases

VII. Fungal Diseases. A. Basic Properties of the Fungi B. Candidiasis C. Dermatomycoses D. Respiratory Fungal Infections. VII. A. Basic Properties of the Fungi. Cellular Structure Eukaryotic Cells Fungal Cell Wall Structure Chitin Cellulose Heterotrophic Metabolism Decomposers

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DIMORPHISM

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