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Human-Microbe Interactions

Human-Microbe Interactions. Normal flora: the hundreds of species/billions of individual microbes that live on or in the human body.Pathogens: microbial parasites (organisms that live on or in a host organism, causing damage to the host).Virulence: the quantitative measure of pathogenicity.Virulence vs. resistance of the host are constantly changing.Infection: microorganism is established and growing in a host (note that the host may or may not be harmed).Disease: damage or injury to t1139

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Microbe-Human Interactions

Microbe-Human Interactions. The human body exists in a state of dynamic equilibrium Many interactions between human body and microorganisms involve the development of biofilms Colonization of the body involves a constant “give and take”. Contact, Colonization, Infection, Disease.

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Human-Microbe Interaction

Human-Microbe Interaction. A. Normal resident flora (biota) 1. refers to a large array of microorganisms that favorably inhabit the human body in abundance A) Total cells in human body = 10 13 B) Total bacteria in the mouth = 10 10 C) Total bacteria on the skin = 10 12

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Host-Microbe Interactions

Host-Microbe Interactions. Chapter 14. Disease Etiology Pathogen Primary vs. opportunistic Virulence. Contamination Infection vs. Infestation Pathogenesis Pathology . Symptoms Signs Syndrome Sequelae . Anatomical Barriers as Ecosystem.

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Microbe Mission Face-Off

Microbe Mission Face-Off. Basic Rules. 1- What type of eye protection is required for this event?. Splash goggles Impact resistant goggles Safety glasses No eye protection is required. Basic Rules. 2- What articles may each team bring into the event? (choose all that apply).

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Plant-Microbe Interactions

Plant-Microbe Interactions. SUMBER: culter.colorado.edu/~ kittel /Slides18_13Nv07. ppt ‎. INTERAKSI TANAMAN-MIKROBA. Plant-microbe interactions diverse – from the plant perspective: Negatif – e.g. Parasitis / Pathogenik Neutral Positif – Simbiotik.

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Host-Microbe Interactions

Host-Microbe Interactions. Numbers. The total number of microbes that colonize the surface of an adult body is 10 times greater than the total number of human cells Human genome encodes for 223 proteins with significant homology to bacterial but not eukaryotic proteins. Symbiotic Associations.

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Plant-Microbe Interactions

Plant-Microbe Interactions. Outline of topics for today and Wednesday. Terminology Microbial plant pathogens Coevolution between plants and pathogens Rhizosphere interactions General biology of mycorrhizae. Terms describing the location of microbial habitats related to plants :.

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Microbe Control

Microbe Control. Environmental Controls Temperature Radiation Pressure pH Moisture Control Methods. Temperature. Growth Temperature Maximum Optimum Minimum Heat Cold. Thermocrinis ruber. Radiation. Blue Light UV X-rays Gamma Rays Photoreactivation. Deinococcus radiodurans.

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Microbe Control

Microbe Control. Environmental Controls Temperature Radiation Pressure pH Moisture Control Methods. Temperature. Growth Temperature Maximum Optimum Minimum Heat Cold. Radiation. Blue Light UV X-rays Gamma Rays Photoreactivation. Pressure. Obligate barophiles 10m = 1 atm

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Microbe-I

Instructor:. Takashi Yamasaki Satoshi Kawaguchi. (yamasaki.takashi@jaxa.jp) (kgucci@jamss.co.jp).

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Thiomargarita namibiensis: Giant Microbe

Thiomargarita namibiensis: Giant Microbe. Thomas Aukland 5-29-03. Distance Tree. Determined by FISH 16S rRNA sequencing Identified as a gamma proteobacterium. General Characteristics. Store elemental sulfur just under the cell wall Nitrate in a huge vacuole 98% of total volume

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Microbe Management for Schools

Microbe Management for Schools. How to reduce the risks. Cleaning & sanitation is important. Molds, mildews, bacteria and viruses present risks Dirt & filth provide food and habitat for insects, rodents and other pests Proper cleaning & sanitation reduces illness and absenteeism.

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Microbe Mania

Microbe Mania. Je m’appelle Staphylococcus . J’ai une forme arrondie et j’aime vivre dans ton nez ou sous tes bras ! Si j’habite sur ta peau je peux te donner des boutons. Si j’arrive dans ton sang je peux te rendre malade ! Que suis-je ? Staphylococcus est un(e) : ___________.

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What is a Microbe?

8. What is a Microbe?. A microbe is a microorganism, a tiny living thing that is too small to see with your eyes. Microbes can be tiny plants, bacteria, fungi and other living things. Escherichia coli. Many microbes form colonies, which you can see

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Microbe-Human Interactions

Microbe-Human Interactions. A Continuum of Interactions Exists. Routine Contact with Microorganisms Infection – a condition in which pathogenic microbes penetrate host defenses, enter tissues and multiply Disease – Deviation from Normal Health.

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microbe sort images

A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J. K. L.

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What is a microbe?

What is a microbe?. By Angel Lopez. It is an organism so small that you need a microscope to see it. They can live anywhere. Many live on and in humans. They can be harmful and helpful. They can live on your skin, in your gut, on your feet, in your mouth, just about anywhere.

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Microbe of the Week

Microbe of the Week. Pseudomonas aeruginosa The Genus Pseudomonas…. Gram negative obligate free-living aerobic organisms, often in water Can oxidize many organic compounds to obtain energy Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a human pathogen. Microbe of the Week. Pseudomonas aeruginosa

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Microbe Management for Schools

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Human Microbe Interactions

Human Microbe Interactions. In this lecture we will look at microbial pathogenesis and epidemiology. Pathology: the scientific study of disease. Concerned with etiology as well as structural and functional changes brought about by the disease. Etiology: what caused the disease?

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Microbe Matinee

Microbe Matinee. Microbes: The Good, The Bad, and The Bountiful. Cinema 1 Features KNOWLEDGE. Cinema 2 Features UNDERSTANDING. Blooms Gone Wild. Cinema 3 Features APPLICATION. Marine Microbes and the Temple of Bloom. Cinema 1 Features KNOWLEDGE. Microbes:

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