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Title: Pathogenicity of B and Immunity against Bacterial Infections(Infection and Immunity)


1
  • Chapter 5
  • Pathogenicity of B and Immunity against
    Bacterial Infections(Infection and Immunity)

2
1. Normal Flora and opportunistic B (fig)
  • ?.Normal flora
  • 1.Biological antagonism
  • 2.Nutritional function
  • 3.Induction of immune response
  • 4.Growth and aging

3
  • ?.Opportunistic pathogens
  • 1.Change of normal habit
  • 2.Endogenous infection
  • 3.Dysbacteriosis
  • ?.Hospital acquired infection
  • (nosocomial infection)
  • 1.Cross- infection patients,doctors
  • 2.Endogenous from patient himself
  • 3.Iatrogenic (instrument)

4
2 Mechanisms of Bacterial pathogenicity
virulence LD50 , ID50
  • ?.Bacterial virulence
  • (?) Invasiveness
  • 1. B surface structure
  • (1)Adhesive factors pili and lipoteichoic
    acid(LTA)
  • (2)Capsule and microcapsule M-pro , Vi-Ag .
    K-Ag.
  • 2. Invasive enzyme
  • coagulase , SK , SD ,spreading factor.

5
  • (?) Toxin
  • 1. Exotoxins
  • (1)G produce .
  • (2)Protein in nature
  • (3)Specific (disease)
  • (4)Lethal
  • (5)Neuro , Cyto , Entero
  • (6)A toxic
  • B non-toxic , binding to cells .
  • 0.30.4 formaldehyde
  • (7) Exotoxin -----------------------? toxoid
    -----------?
  • immunize animal ?Antitoxin

6
  • 2.Endotoxins
  • G-, LPS , heat stable .
  • (1)Fever(pyrogens)
  • (2)Leukocyte response
  • (3)Hypotension and shock
  • (4)DIC
  • (5)Shwartzmans phenomenon
  • (6)etc
  • a.active B , T , MF.
  • b.induce TNF , IFN ,CSF ,IL-6
  • Endotoxin detect
  • Limulus test .

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  • ?.Number of Invading B
  • ?.Portal of Entry

9
3. Host Immunity against Bacterial
Infections
  • ?.Non-specific Immunity
  • (?)Barrier Structure
  • 1.Skin and mucous membrane
  • (1)mechanical factors
  • (2)chemical factors
  • (3)biological factors
  • 2.Blood-Brain-Barrier
  • 3.Placental Barrier

10
(?)  Phagocyte
  • 1. Process and Mechanisms of Phagocytosis
  • (1)Chemotaxis and adherence
  • (2)Ingestion
  • (3)Intracellular killing
  • a. Oxygen-dependent system
  • MPO
  • Non-MPO
  • b. oxygen-independent system
  • 2. Fate of B after phagocytosis
  • (1)complete
  • (2)incomplete TB

11
(?)Anti-bacterial
  • Substances in serum and body fluids
  • 1.Complement
  • 2.ß-lysin
  • 3. Lysozyme

12
  • ?.Specific Immunity
  • Humoral
  • Cellular
  • ?.Immunity to extracellular bacterial
  • infections
  • ?. Immunity to intracellular bacterial
  • infections(cellular immunity)
  • ?.Immunity to exotoxins(Anti-toxins)

13
4. Occuring and Developing of
Infections
  • ?.Origins of infections
  • (?)Exogenous infection
  • 1.Patients
  • 2.Carriers
  • 3.Animals suffering from disease
  • (Carrying B)
  • (?)Endogenous infection

14
?.Ways of infection transmission
  • 1.Respiratory tract
  • 2.Gastrointestinal tract
  • 3.Wound / injury
  • 4.Contact
  • 5.Bites by insects
  • 6. Multiple ways

15
  • (?)No-infection
  • (?)Inapparent infection
  • (?)Latent infection
  • (?)Apparent
  • 1.Acute infection
  • 2.Chronic infection
  • Infection Sites
  • 1.Local infection
  • 2.Systemic infection

16
  • (1)toxemia
  • (2)bacteremia
  • (3)septicemia
  • (4)pyemia
  • (5)endotoxemia
  • (?) Carrier
  • ?.Influence of Environment on Infection
  • (?)Natural environment
  • (?)Social environment

17
  • Chapter 6
  • Principles of Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment
    for Bacterial Infections

18
1. Diagnosis of B
  • ?.Specimens
  • 1.diseases and sites
  • 2.aseptic
  • 3.before using antibiotics
  • 4.from obvious diseased sites
  • 5.fresh , quickly send to lab
  • 6.cold
  • 7.labeled

19
?.Procedures of Diagnosis
  • (?) Microscopy stains
  • (?)Culture
  • (?)Biochemical reaction
  • (?)Serology
  • (?)Animal test
  • (?)Drug sensitivity
  • (?)etc
  • 1.HPLC
  • 2.PCR
  • 3.Phage
  • 4.Bacteriocin
  • 5.Plasmid fingerprinting

20
  • (?)Dead Vaccines
  • (?)Live Attenuated Vaccines
  • (?)Toxoid
  • (?)Polysaccharide
  • (?)Autovaccine

21
4. Artificial Passive Immunization
  • (?)Anti-toxin
  • (?)Anti-Bacterial Serum
  • (?)Placental globulin , ?
  • (?)Preparations for CI
  • TF,iRNA,IFN,IL,CTL,LAK,etc.
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