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Plant-like w/ photosynthetic pigments & a cell wall. Gymnodinium & Gonyaulax are only human threats. |
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Animal-like and lack a cell wall. Heterotropic. |
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Motile by cilia. (EX: Balantidium coli) |
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Motile via polar filament. (Microsporidium) |
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Usually non-motile. (Plasmodium-malaria, Cryptosporidium) |
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Fungi that grows in or on the human body & causes a disease. |
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Individual filaments that absorb nutrients |
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Collection of hyphae growing on one location. |
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Frequently cause food spoilage. (EX: Rhizpos-black bread mold) |
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Flibasidiella neoformans-causes a form of meningitis |
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Used in making bread, beer, & wine. |
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Causes thrush, vaginal yeast infections & diaper rash. |
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Causes a lung infection that is a leading cause of death in AIDS patients |
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Causes mild respirartory disease |
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Fungi imperfecti. Produces a toxin that is carcinogenic; lung infection. |
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Fungi imperfecti. Leading source of penicillin. |
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Insects serving as biological vectors. |
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Plasmodium, Flavavirus, West Nile |
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Yesinia pestis (plague), Rickettsia typhi (typhus) |
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Rickettsia prowazekii (epidemic typhus), Bartonella quintana (trench fever) |
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Rickettsia rickettsii (rocky mountain), Borrelia burgodorgferi (lyme), Francisella tularensis (rabbit fever) |
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Loa Loa, Tyrpansoma (african sleeping), Ochocerca volvulus (river blindness) |
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