- Main routes of transmission of corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis
- Corynebacterium species: catalase positive or negative?
- True or false: M. Avium subsp paratuberculosis is an intracellular pathogen?
- Main routes of transmission in active pulmonary tuberculosis M.bovis
- Corynebacterium species: oxidase positive or negative
- True or false: corynebacterium species are gram positive and rod shaped
- Family belonging to the Actinobacteria class that's similar to fungi
- What substances in mycobacterium species prevent the uptake of dyes employed in the gram stain?
- True or false: gram technique is used to identify the species belonging to the mycobacterium genus
- Most important clinical infection due to Aspergillus fumigatus of veterinary importance
- True or false: species from the mycobacterium genus multiply extracellularly and cause acute granulomatous infections
- True or False: dermatophytes are septate fungi
- How to we demonstrate fungal structures histologically?
- Where do the mycobacterium of M.avium subsp. Paratuberculosis survive and replicate?What kind of reaction does it produce?
- Is the tuberculin test ante mortem or post mortem?
- How long do we need to isolate pathogen into SDA to observe it
- Main route of infection of Mycobacterium bovis in humanstransmission from human to human
- True or false: mycobacterial pathogens are shed by infected animals and can survive in the environment
- Zygomycota, glomeromycota, ascomycota (sexual and asexual), basidiomycota
- decompose, plant pathogens(parasites), animal pathogens (can cause yeast infections, skin&nail, respiratory infections), mutualisms, industrial