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| Protein toxin, secreted by bacteria, that kills or damages host cells |
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| 2) heat labile (heat affects the toxicity) |
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| 4) polypeptides (proteins) |
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| 5) highly toxic, no fever |
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| 3) non-antigenic/not very antigenic |
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| the dissolution or destruction of a cell (dose dependent) |
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| a two part toxin that acts through one another |
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| allows spread through connective tissue |
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| streptokinase/fibrinolysins |
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| classification of disease producing organisms |
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1)extracellular
2)facultative intracellular
3)obligate intracellular |
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| survive out side the cell, susceptible to phagocytosis |
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| facultative intracellular |
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| require a living cell to grow |
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| Lipopolysacchrides in the outer membrane of gram neg. bacteria that become toxic to the host after the cell has lysed |
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