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MCB 3020- General Microbiology
Peer-Led Team Learning
Workshop #11
Chapters 23, 24,25
Microbial Symbioses with Plants and Animals and Microbe-Human Interactions
1. Describe the role of
Rhizobium
for nutrient acquisition in plants.
2. How are symbioses between insects and microbes beneficial?
3. A human body is composed of more microbial cells than human cells. What makes this microbiome so
rich and complex and what are some of the major habitats on the human body? Discuss some culture-
independent methods that can be applied to study the human microbiome.
4. What types of symbiotic relationships can microbes form with humans? Discuss some of the important
benefits gained from us humans from many of these microorganisms associated with us.
5. A human body is constantly exposed to pathogens. What are some major defenses against bacterial
pathogens and how are these defense mechanisms different in different part of the body?
6. At what point does a microbial infection become a disease?
7. Explain how diet plays a role in host susceptibility to infection. Discuss other host factors that can affect
our resistance to infections.
8. Discuss different types of virulence factors a pathogen can use to infect a host.
9. How can virulence in a pathogen be measured and why would some microorganisms loose their
virulence factors? Discuss how we can take advantage of pathogenic strains that have lost their virulence.
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Chapter 13 Objectives
Describe effects of autoclave sterilization, refrigeration, freezing and
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Classify antibiotics by their molecular targets.
Describe the process of cell wall synthesis, and indicate the targets
for various cell wall antibiotics.
Describe MIC and means of testing effectiveness of antibiotics
Describe the four basic mechanisms of antibiotic resistance.
Explain how drug resistance develops.
Outline strategies to counteract drug resistance.
List the basic targets of antiviral inhibitors.
List key features of an effective vaccine.
Explain the different types of vaccines.
Discuss the concept of herd immunity.
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a. Describe the structure of peptidoglycan
b. Describe in detail the architecture and structure of Gram negative cell wall structure
c. Discuss how Gram positive cell wall is different from Gram negative wall structure.
d. What are teichoic acid and their location? Provide the role of the teichoic acid in bacterial cells.
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respiratory problems facing the community
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PSCIENCE 7
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PRACTICE 2: Investigate Me
Directions: Make an investigation on at least five different organisms foun
in your surroundings that reproduces both sexually and asexually. Indicate
what would be the reasons for each type of reproduction.
TYPE OF
DESCRIPTION
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REPRODUCTION
REASONS
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1. Which of the following organisms is reproduced by regeneratic
A. Crab
2. Which of the following describes asexual reproduction?
A. Sex cells are not involved.
B. It involves the union of similar gametes.
C. A new individual develops from a sex cell.
D. It involves the union of two kinds of gametes.
3. How many parent/s is/ are required in asexual reproductiom
A. Four
4. What mode of asexual reproduction is it when an
ndergoes
B. Sponge
C. Squid
D. Starfish
B. One
C. Six
D. Two
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