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| types of eukaryotic microbes |
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| yeast cell wall layers (inside out) |
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| chitin, beta-glucan, mannoprotein |
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| polymer of unbranched chains of n-acetyl-glucosamine |
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| gives cell wall most of its strength by weaving between other macromolecules |
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| heavily glycosylated mannose-containing gylcoproteins |
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| classification based on morphology |
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| yeasts, filamentous, dimoprhic |
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| morphology of filamentous |
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| switch between growth morphologies depending on environment |
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| pathogenic filamentous mold |
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| classification by infection type |
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| superficial, deep mycoses |
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| internal tissues and organs |
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| superficial fungi example and disease |
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tinea - ringworm, athelte's foot
candida - vaginal/oral yeast infections |
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| deep mycoses fungi example |
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| histoplasma capulatum (lungs) |
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| deep mycoses infections common in... |
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| flagellates, ciliates, amoebae, and sporozoa |
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| absorb nutrients, motility by one/several long flagella |
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| trichomonas vaginalis, giardia lamblia |
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| ingest food into oral groove, motility by cilia |
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| ingestion by phagocytosis, motility by pseudopodia |
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| absorption of nutrients, reproduction by spore formation |
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| plasmodium falciparum (malaria) |
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