Lec 33 Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
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What is dysbiosis?

A

Loss/perturbation of normal microbiome homeostasis

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2
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Why did genetically identical mice respond differently to infection?

A

Differences in their microbiomes

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3
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What is the difference between microbiota and microbiome?

A

Microbiota = organisms; microbiome = their genomes

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4
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Name factors that factors that influence microbiome development

A

genetics, birth, environment, lifestyle

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5
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T/F Microbiome development is not dynamic

A

FALSE

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6
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How understood is microbiome development?

A

Not very understood

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7
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Why is microbiome not passively stable?

A

Changes with age

Responds to immune system changes

Requires active immune regulation

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8
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Microbiome needs what type of regulation?

A

active immune regulation

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9
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How does aging affect microbiome homeostasis?
A

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Reduced immune regulation increases disease risk

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10
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Name two ways microbiota help prevent infection

A

Colonization resistance; immune activation

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