How Do They Cause Disease?

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How Do They Cause Disease? Pathogens How Do They Cause Disease?

I. Overview Pathogen 1. definition: any parasite capable of causing disease in its host a. parasite: an organism that gets inside another organism (the host) and causes harm to the host b. disease: a disturbance in the state of health such that the affected organism experiences some loss of normal function Non-Pathogen Parasites 1. most parasitic relationships are not pathogenic a. example: certain bacteria that live in the human intestines create a waste product we call vitamin K, which is needed to make certain blood-clotting factors

II. How Pathogens Cause Disease Types of Pathogens 1. bacteria: single cell organisms (prokaryotes) 2. viruses: non-living entities 3. fungi: eukaryotes that absorb nutrients from the environ. 4. protozoan: single cell eukaryotes that are “animal” like 5. helminths: worms (round and flat) B. Possible Entry Points 1. through the skin: usually at wound sites 2. through mucus membranes (example: nose and mouth) 3. ingested with food or drink 4. inhaled

How Bacteria Cause Disease 1. they must stick to a certain cell type 2. they must be able to colonize, or penetrate the cell’s surface 3. penetrating the cell surface can result in the destruction of the cell or allow the bacteria to move inside the cell 4. once colonized or inside a cell bacteria often produce toxins: a poisonous substance that causes disease How Viruses Cause Disease 1. they must invade a cell (its host) to reproduce a. to reproduce, a virus uses the resources of the host cell to make thousands of copies of itself b. the use of so much cellular resources kills the cell

c. the mass killing of cells can cause a wide range of disease 1. since intestinal cells reproduce rapidly any infection of these cells does not last long and no permanent damage is done 2. viral infection of neurons, which cannot be replaced can cause permanent damage including paralysis 3. viral infection of immune system cells can disable a person’s ability to defend itself against pathogens How Fungi Cause Disease 1. host tissue damaged by fungi enzymes that attack cells 2. allergic reactions can also occur How Protozoans and Helminths Cause Disease 1. tissue fluids and cells are consumed 2. toxic waste products are produced 3. nutrients meant for the host are used by the parasitic pathogen - and any disease related to lack of nutrients may occur

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