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ENDOSPORE : enabling the bacteria to withstand adverse condition
LIA : detects diamination and decarboxylation
SHIGELLA : resembles E.coli but are lactose negative
EXFOLIATIN : epidermolytic toxin that causes scalded skin syndrome
PRODIGIOSIN : red pigment produces by S. marcescens
MYONECROSIS : a skin infection caused by C. perfringens
KLEBSIELLA : with large polysaccharide capsule, exhibits mucoid growth, non-motile
PROTEUS : source of antigen for Weil Felix reaction
HYALURONIDASE : spreading factor that enhances invasion and survival of organism in tissues
EPIDERMIDIS : staphylococcus causes UTI, stitch abscess, prosthetic heart valve infection
MICROCOCCI : gram positive cocci in tetrads or cuboidal packets
PYOVERDIN : a green pigment that produces by P. aeroginosa
CAPSULE : slimy area surrounding the cell wall
HEPARIN : use for viral culture as anticoagulant
TERGITOL: acts as a mordant for Kinyoun's Method
OVIPAROUS : female capable of producing eggs without fully developed larva in its shell
WHIPWORM : common name for T. triciura
FILARIFORM : second stage larva, considered as non-feeding but infective
TROPHOZOITE : a motile class of protozoa equipped with pseudopods
PSEUDOPOD : extension of cytoplasm that aids ameba in motility
TRICHURIS : polar plug on each end
ENTEROBIUS : flattened on one side
CYTOSTOME : act as cell mouth on B. coli trophozoite
FALCIPARUM : with a Maurer's dot
SCHUFFNER : a granules present in the P. vivax
CHAGOMA : primary lesion at the site of T. cruzi infection
CYST : amebic stage with a thick wall that allows for survival of the organism in the environment
CILIA : hairlike projections present on B. coli trophozoite that function as the means of locomotion
ZYGOTE : fertilized cell, the product of the union of a male and female sex cell
VECTOR : responsible for transporting a parasite from a infected host to a noninfected host
MicrobioPara
spreading factor that enhances invasion and survival of organism in tissues
with a Maurer's dot
hairlike projections present on B. coli trophozoite that function as the means of locomotion
flattened on one side
resembles E.coli but are lactose negative
fertilized cell, the product of the union of a male and female sex cell
second stage larva, considered as non-feeding but infective
with large polysaccharide capsule, exhibits mucoid growth, non-motile
act as cell mouth on B. coli trophozoite
gram positive cocci in tetrads or cuboidal packets
red pigment produces by S. marcescens
a green pigment that produces by P. aeroginosa
extension of cytoplasm that aids ameba in motility