Bacteria 4

What is the most prevalent cause of infectious blindness in the developing world?

Which obligate intracellular pathogen causes it?

What STI might this bacteria also cause?

This bacteria outside the hosts cells is an elementary body, that can't replicat, what does it become once in the host, that means it can replicate?

What is injected by its virulence needles to initiate actin rearrangement of the hosts cytoskeleton?

What term describing strep and staphylo-cocci, means pus-making?

What is the general term for enzymes used to create clots?

What gram stain are staph and strep

What is the medical term for flesh eating bacteria?

What bacterial disease caused by Strep pyogenes gives rise to a strawberry tongue?

What green fluorescent siderophore is released by Pseudomonas aeruginosa to increase iron uptake?

What enzyme in helicobacter helps overcome stomach acid by releasing NH3

What cascade is targetted my bacteria to prevent chemotaxis of macrophages by the host?

Bacteria often evade phagocytosis by shielding with capsules, what are these commonly made out of?

What is the common term for pore forming toxins such as streptolysin (from Strep. pyogenes) and pneumolysin (from Pneumococcus) causing apoptosis in macrophages?