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| found where water is continually present |
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| often associated with plant material |
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| cultures give off a "grape-like" aroma |
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| has virulent factor exoenzyme |
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| uses same mechanism as diphtheria toxin |
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| Pseudomonas virulent factors |
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| pili, polysacchride capsule, extoxin A, Exoenzyme S, Cytotoxin, Extracellular proteases, phopholipase, endotoxin |
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| Two serotypes causing epidemic cholera |
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| requires a very high dose for infection |
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| results in rice-water stool |
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| has A subunit and 5 B subunits |
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| how does ____ increase cAMP and what is the effect? |
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| the A subunit becomes an active enzyme inside the cytoplasm that is capable of causing the ADP ribosylation of a cellular G protein which regulates cAMP. result is massive diarrhea |
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| cAMP results in hypersecretion of ___ and ___ |
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| net osmotic efflux of water |
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| often found in raw seafood |
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| characterized by explosive watery diarrhea |
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| pathogenic strains produce Kanagawa hemolysin |
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| vibrio that causes wound infection |
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| pre-existing liver disease predisposes to septicemia |
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| major cause of diarrhea in the U.S. |
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| microaerophilic found with in mucus |
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