'Prion disease' diaporamas de présentation

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Evolution

Evolution. Genetic variation. There can be no evolution without variation Mutations are the ultimate source of new variation in DNA Germ-line mutations are important for evolution. Genetic variation in natural populations. Natural populations exhibit great variation.

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Current Issues Regarding Disinfection & Sterilization of Prion Contaminated Medical Instruments

Current Issues Regarding Disinfection & Sterilization of Prion Contaminated Medical Instruments. Jeannie Druckenmiller Wisconsin Division of Public Health 2011. Incident: 2009. Patient with rapidly progressive dementia

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Case Presentation

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General Background on Prions

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human prion diseases Learning Objectives Overview Introduction Subtypes Clinical Features

Human Prion Diseases Tom Webb Tom Webb is a specialist registrar in neurology in the Yorkshire and Humber region. Having completed an MD(Res) research degree at the MRC Prion Unit, Queen Square, London, he maintains an interest in this area as well as cognitive neurology and stroke medicine.

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Prions: Proteins Gone Bad

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Prions

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Proteins as Pathogens

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Proteins as Pathogens

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Globular Proteins

Protein can be classified according to solubility, shape or the presence of nonprotein groups, etc. For example:

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Case Study MICR 420 Emerging and Re-Emerging Infectious Diseases S2010

Case Study MICR 420 Emerging and Re-Emerging Infectious Diseases S2010. Case # 68 Shan Kuang Julian Lopez Maria De Leon. Case Summary. Patient History: 54 year old retired US Air Force Pilot Spent several years in Guam and Vietnam, and worked for 23 years as a pilot

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Prions

Prions. Alicia Arguelles, Jerry Wang May 4, 2007. What are prions?. pr oteinaceous i nfectious particle an infectious agent made only of protein, containing no nucleic acids The PRNP gene encodes for the prion protein (PrP) PrP is active in the brain and several other tissues

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Case Study MICR 420 Emerging and Re-Emerging Infectious Diseases S2010

Case Study MICR 420 Emerging and Re-Emerging Infectious Diseases S2010. Case # 68 Shan Kuang Julian Lopez Maria De Leon. Case Summary. Patient History: 54 year old retired US Air Force Pilot Spent several years in Guam and Vietnam, and worked for 23 years as a pilot

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Dementia

Dementia. Nurul Ashikin Hamzah | Nurul Eylia Nasaruddin. Introduction. Dementia is a non-specific illness syndrome (set of signs and symptoms) in which affected areas of cognition may be memory, attention, language, and problem solving. Dementia Worldwide. Type of Dementia.

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Subviral Agents

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Deer Life

Deer Life. By: Denis Hoppe. CWD. Chronic Wasting Disease A fatal nervous system disease Known to infect white-tail deer, mule deer, elk, and moose. Without appropriate management where CWD has been detected, the disease will spread to other areas of the state.

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Sponsored by Foundation Alliance BioSecure

Sponsored by Foundation Alliance BioSecure. Building a Global Prion Disease Support Community Florence Kranitz and Suzanne Solvyns Co-chairmen. Sponsored by Foundation Alliance BioSecure. Sponsored by Foundation Alliance BioSecure.

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Prion Disease: Causes, Symptoms, Daignosis, Prevention and Treatment

Prion Disease is a disease in which a kind of protein that triggers normal proteins in the brain and makes it to fold abnormally.

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