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PATHOGENS
Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi, Protists & Parasites
What is an infectious agent or pathogen?
•Infectious agents are organisms that enter
the human body and effect its ability to
maintain homeostasis (i.e. makes you sick).
Bacteria
• Unicellular
• Prokaryote (no
nucleus)
• Reproduction: fission,
conjugation
• Consists of cytoplasm
and DNA surrounded
by a cell membrane
and a cell wall.
• Round/Sphere-shaped,
rod-shaped, or spiralshaped
• Some have flagellas to
help them move
• Food: parasitic,
decomposer,
photosynthesis, or
consumer
Examples
• Botulism
• Meningitis
• Tuberculosis
• E. Coli
• Pneumonia
• Salmonella
Think Pair Share
•
How do we get rid
of a bacterial
infection?
Viruses
• Strand of DNA or RNA
• Crystal, cylinder,
surrounded by a layer
of protein that can
infect and replicate in
a host cell.
• Not considered living
• Unicellular
sphere, and
bacteriophage shapes
• Food – parasitic
• Active or Latent
Examples
•Rabies
•Chicken pox
•HIV
•Common cold
•Influenza
Think Pair Share
•How can we treat or
prevent viruses?
Protists
• Eukaryote (has nucleus)
• Animal-like – consumers; unicellular; move with cilia,
flagella, or pseudopod (Paramecium)
• Plant-like – photosynthesis; uni or multi-cellular; move
with flagella (Algae)
• Fungus-like – decomposer; multicellular; do not move
(slime mold)
• Asexual & sexual reproduction
Protists
Examples
•Malaria
•Giardiasis
Think Pair Share
•How can we
determine whether
the protest is plantlike, animal-like, or
fungus-like?
Fungus
• Multi-cellular
• Decomposer or
Parasitic
• Use hyphae to absorb
food
• Club, sac, imperfect or
zygote fungi
• Asexual or sexual
reproduction using
spores
Examples
•Athlete’s Foot
•Diaper Rash
Think Pair Share
•What are the best
conditions for
athlete’s foot or
diaper rash to
develop?
Parasites
•Flatworms – like tapeworms
•Arthropods – like lice, ticks, and mosquitos
Think Pair Share
•How do these
pathogens affect
the body’s ability to
maintain
homeostasis?