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Can change its Polysaccaride layer before the host can fully kill the bacteria.
Has the ability to produce proteins that can bind to the Fc Region of antibodies. uses this as camouflage. |
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Antigenic proteins: H: Hemaggulutin, N: Neuraminidase
Can use antigenic drift and Shift to evade the host |
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| When pathogen such as influenza A has small point mutations changing how it presents itself to the host. |
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| When two viruses share genetic information forming a new virus that presents radically different from either of the two "parent" viruses |
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Parasite
Uses gene rearrangement of Variant specific glycoproteins (VSG)
Similar to B and T Cell development |
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HSV 1 & 2
Hides in the trigeminal Ganglion
Other members: Epstein-Barr and Cytomegalovirus |
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| Has the ability to produce proteins that can bind to the Fc Region of antibodies. uses this as camouflage. |
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| Salmonella & Enterobacteria |
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| Form a capsule (O antigen) that prevents antibody binding |
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| Live in vesicles and cytoplasm. Prevent phagocytosis (hide) |
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| Less severe, Illicits a TH1 response (correct response) cell mediated. |
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| More severe, TH2 response (incorrect), Produces antibodies when T-cells are needed. |
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