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| the ability of a pathogen to produce a disease |
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| the degree of pathogenicity |
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| lethal dose for 50% of the inoculated hosts |
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| infectious dose for 50% of the inoculated hosts |
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| surface projections on a pathogen that allow for adherence |
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| mycolic acid resists what? |
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| hyaluronidase and collagenase |
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| help spread pathogens to other parts of the body |
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| bacteria that uses M protein for attachment |
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| bacteria that uses glycocalyx for attachment |
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| bacteria that uses fimbriae for attachment |
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| take the host iron supply because it binds more tightly to it |
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| proteins produced by bacteria and releases into te surrounding medium |
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| antibodies against exotoxins |
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| cause release of cytoines, which cause fever, nausea and other symptoms |
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| lipopolysaccharides, the lipid A component of the cell wall of gram-negative bacteria |
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| when the bacterial DNA is incorporated into the host cell. |
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| CPE, visible signs of viral infections |
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| local infections can be protected in a fibrin clot case by this bacterial enzyme |
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| Corynebacterium diphtheriae |
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| AB toxin; lysogenic conversion |
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| Membrane-disrupting erythrogenic toxin; lysogenic conversion |
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| AB toxin, neurotoxin; lysogenic conversion |
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| AB toxin, neurotoxin; no lysogenic conversion |
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| AB toxin, enterotoxin; lysogenic conversion |
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| sutperantigen; lysogenic conversion |
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| stop mitosis, cause lysosomes to release contents, granules of virus parts, infected host cells to fuse with on another, cells to grow uncontrollably |
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