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Immune System Ch 31

Immune System Ch 31. Advanced Placement Biology in Brandon High School 2013-2014 Teacher: Mrs. Radjewski ; Room 224; Upstairs next to Mrs. Spezia in Room 222 Diagonal from the Social Studies Office, otherwise known as the Social Studies Cave with the nasty microwave.

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Normal Bacterial Flora in Humans

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Bacteremia

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Bacterial Identification

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Chapter 14

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ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS

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Normal Flora

Normal Flora. Ali M Somily MD,FRCP,D(ABMM),FCCM Assist Professor & Consultant microbiologist. A)What is Normal Flora ?. These are mixture of microorganisms regularly found at any anatomical site on /within the body of a healthy person.

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Normal Flora

Normal Flora. CLS 212: Medical Microbiology Mrs. Amany Ahmed Niazy. Relationships between microOrganisms. Symbiosis: living together The relationship (association) between two different organism living close together. Symbiotic relationship (associations) can be one of several forms:

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Host Parasite Relationship

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Normal human microbiota DR. wasan Abdul- ilah bakir

Normal human microbiota DR. wasan Abdul- ilah bakir. Normal human microbiota. The normal microbiota denotes the population of microorganisms that inhabit the skin and mucous membranes of healthy normal persons.

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Normal Flora

Normal Flora. Microbiotica. Microbiotica. Synder Deep. CH2O fermentation Glucose Differential Rate of change susceptibility Selective for lactobacillus pH = 4.8 Indicator = bromcresol green Dental caries. BAP. Divide Plate Swab throat Differential Sheep Blood Hemolysis

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Symbiosis

Symbiosis. A partnership between two different organisms in nature. Types of Symbiosis. Mutualism Commensalism Parasitism. Mutualism. A symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit. Commensalism.

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HOST MICROBE INTERACTIONS A. SYMBIOSIS - LIVING TOGETHER 1. MUTUALISM - BOTH BENEFIT E.G.,

HOST MICROBE INTERACTIONS A. SYMBIOSIS - LIVING TOGETHER 1. MUTUALISM - BOTH BENEFIT E.G., TERMITES INGEST CELLULOSE (NO N 2 ) PROTIST (TRYCHONYMPHA) IN GUT DIGESTS CELLULOSE TO ACETATE, CO 2 , AND H 2 TERMITES LOVE ACETATE BACTERIUM IN PROTIST CONVERTS:

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Blood C ulture

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DENTAL CARIES

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Week 2- Acne

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Pro Flora Oral Health Chewables

TM. Pro Flora Oral Health Chewables. Include eukaryotic fungi, protists, yeasts, bacteria 3-5 lbs of bacteria (3 trillion microorganisms) 500-1000 distinct species Sites of colonization: skin, mucous membranes, gastrointestinal tract, mouth, nose, pharynx, reproductive organs.

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Enterobacteriaceae :

Enterobacteriaceae :. They include large heterogeneous group of gram negative rods whose natural habitat is the intestinal tract of man or animals. General characteristics : 1-They are short rods with rounded edge 4-5 microns in length, non-spore formers.

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Introduction to Lab Ex. Distribution of Microbes in the Environment

Introduction to Lab Ex. Distribution of Microbes in the Environment. Introduction to Lab 8: Ex. Distribution of Microbes in the Environment This purpose of this exercise is to look for the presence of microorganisms in the environment.

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