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| Eukaryotic, unicellular or multicellular, reproduce by sexually or asexually. |
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| Diesease caused by fungi. |
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| Consists of thallus(body), hyphae(branches), and mycelium(fuzzy). |
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| Pathogenic dimorphic fungi. Yeastlike. |
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| Zygospore (sexual spore) (zygote) |
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| Conjugation fungi (sex) (zygospores) |
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Club fungi.
ex. mushrooms |
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| Affect hair, skin, and nails. |
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Localized.
ex. hair shafts |
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Causes by normal flora.
ex. candida albicans- causes yeast infections. |
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Vegetative form of protozoa.
ex. feeding stage |
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| Resting stage of protozoa. Ensures survival. |
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| Fission, budding, and schizogony which is mutiple fussion. |
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Eukaryotic, no mitochondria, mobile trophozoites.
ex. trichomonas vaginalis- transmitted by sex, gets in urinary tract. |
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Move by pseudopods.
ex. entamoeba histolytica- dysnetary- bad diarrhea. |
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Hard to make vaccines for, have to be in a host.
ex. cat feces- misscarriage. |
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| Helminths (Parasitic Worms) |
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| Spend all life in humans. |
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| Male and female reproductive system in one animal. |
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| Seperate male and female. |
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| Lung fluke and blood fluke. Outerlayer of skin. |
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| Eat what you eat, rest in body, found in undercooked meat. |
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| Put tape on butt to look for worms. |
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| Infects over a billion worldwide. |
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| Undercooked pork or bear. |
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| Fly goes from poop to food. |
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