plate 49
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Plate 49. Establishment of Disease. Skin. Epithelium – outer part of skin Epi : “on” Theli: “tissue” Densely packed cells protect body from invading pathogens. Skin. Connective tissue – provides cohesion and support to internal structure of the body Fibers provide flexibility and form. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Plate 49
Establishment of Disease
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Skin
• Epithelium – outer part of skin
• Epi: “on”• Theli: “tissue”• Densely packed
cells protect body from invading pathogens
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Skin
• Connective tissue – provides cohesion and support to internal structure of the body
• Fibers provide flexibility and form
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How do bacteria get into your skin?
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Phagocytes
• After a foreign substance has ruptured the skin, phagocyte cells migrate to the site
• Phagein: “to eat”• Cyte: “cell”• Phagocytes – group of immune
cells specialized in “eating” potential pathogens
• Pus from an infection is primarily dead phagocytes
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Phagocytosis
• http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072495855/student_view0/chapter2/animation__phagocytosis.html
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Bacterial Enzymes
• Bacteria use enzymes to help establish themselves in the body:– Coagulase– Hyaluronidase– Streptokinase– Hemolysis
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Coagulase
• Coagulase is secreted by some bacteria (ex: Staphylococcus)
• Causes proteins in blood to clot
• Commonly found in Gram positive bacteria
• Blood clot surrounds bacteria and protects against phagocytes
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Hyaluronidase
• Hyaluronic acid (hyaluronan) is found in epithelial and connective tissues and acts as a “goo” in tissue repair
• Bacteria (ex: Clostridium) secrete hyaluronidase enzyme to breakdown hyaluronic acid
• It allows bacteria to infiltrate skin barrier• Fun fact: sperm secrete hyaluronidase when they come into contact
with an egg
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Streptokinase
• Some bacteria (ex: Streptococcus) secrete streptokinase enzyme to dissolve blood clots
• Allows bacteria to spread past the location of initial infection
• Also used in heart attack victims to dissolve arterial blood clots in the heart
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Hemolysin
• Some bacteria secrete hemolysin that breakdown cell membranes of red blood cells
• Lowers oxygen levels in blood, improving conditions for anaerobic bacteria (ex: Clostridium)
• Lowers activity of white blood cells and protects bacteria
• Can result in anemia (low levels of RBC)