Infectious Disease

4. released from dead gram-negative bacteria
5. obligate intracellular parasite that depend on the host cell's metabolic machinery for their replication process
8. abnormal forms of the host protein
9. encodes the genetic information to make virus copies
13. an outer membranous later made of lipid and protein
14. direct cell-to-cell contact for the transfer of genetic material between bacteria
15. the capacity to exist in more than one form depending on environmental condotions
17. most significant factor with respiratory fungi
20. allows the microbe to innate and adaptive immune responses
21. candida glossitis
22. candida albicans is the causative agent of
24. protective protein coat
25. composes the thick cell walls of fungi
26. ingestion of decaying carcasses or vegetable materials

1. anerobic spore-forming bacteria
2. example of endotoxin
3. histoplasma capsulatum
6. single-celled eukaryotes
7. small bacterium without cell wall
10. ingestion of toxic fungal metabolites
11. secreted from gram positive bacteria
12. region in an organ or tissue which has suffered damage through injury or disease
16. direct invasion of tissue by fungal cells
18. use cellular organelles to reproduce
19. commensal and nonpathogenic
23. virus gains access from bite wounds