Bacteria 7

What does the ET in ETEC stand for?

And the EP in EPEC?

Finally EHEC?

What do these bacteria cause formation of in inflammation, though altering shape of the actin cytoskeleton?

What toxin accentuates EHECs effects?

What is the predominant serotype?

What bactria that can cross the placenta, do pregnant mothers need to be careful of in unpasteurized products?

What group are the two toxins produced by C. dificile, leading to diarrheoa and inflammation, which glycosylate small GTPases, subverting the actin cytoskeleton?

What bacteria that can be a presucrsor to stomach cancer causes gastric ulcers?

What toxin does this bacteria use to destroy epithelial cells?

Including getamicin and neomycin, what type of antibiotics alter conformation of the 16S rRNA in the 30S subunit, inhibitng tRNA selection?

What tends to be the main way that bacteria can gain multidrug resistance, due to what type of pump removing antibiotics?

There are three other key biochemical mechanisms of resistance. These are? In this method the bacteria alters the antibiotic

An example of this is ribosomal protection proteins that can dislodge the antibiotic from its objective.

This is another route to form the substance that the antibiotic is blocking production of.