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Introduction to Fungi in Medicine

by Jessica Neff
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Broad, thin-walled, coenocytic (aseptate) hyphae with nonparallel sides, branching at 90 degrees. Sporangiospores within sporangium; Rootlike structures (rhizoids) in some (ie: Rhizopus and Mucor)

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Budding yeasts Hyphae, and arthroconidia Hyphae with clamp connections (ie: cryptococcus and Malassezia)

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Trophozoites and cyst-like structures(ie: Pneumocystis jiroveci)

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Budding yeasts, pseudohyphae, hyphae (ie: Candida)

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Budding yeasts, mold: septate hyphae, a sexual conidia borne on specialized structures. (ie: Histoplasmsa and Dermatophytes)

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Key distinguishing feature of fungal cell membranes?

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The fungal cell wall is composed of...

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Filamentous structures that make up fungi(molds)

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An example of mold

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An example of yeast

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Exist in mold form at 25 degrees celsius and yeast form at 37 degrees celsius.

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This type of hyphae is divided by partitions and may allow for cytoplasmic flow.

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When fungi grows above the substrate and may produce spores for reproduction.

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When fungi grows within the substrate for nutrient absorption

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Small, unicellular, round, elliptical, or pyriform(pear-shaped) conidia

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Largie, multi-septate conidia that are club or spindle shaped

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Network of hyphae interconnecting to form a dense mat or mass

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Asexual spores formed (produce at hyphal tips or along hyphae or the specialized structure)

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Sac like structures containing spores

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