-
dientamoeba fragilis
- intermittent Ds,
- shedding
- no cyst
- fragmented karyosome
- microscopy fixed smears
- PCR gold std
-
entamoeba histolytica
- poor sanitation
- gay community
- trophs invade gut
- bowel bleeding
- diagnosed trophs stool
- asymptomatic
- bloody Ds
- PCR differentiate dispar
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leishmania
- sandflies
- multiply in gut
- PCR for speciation, gold std
-
cutaneous leishmania
- old world- major, tropica
- - skin ulcer, scars
- americana- braziliensis, mexicana.
- - localised, mucosutaneous, difuse
-
visceral leishmaniasis
- denovani, infantum, chagasi.
- ferver
- malaise
- Ds
- anaemia
- hypergammaglobulinaemia
- hepatospleenomegaly
-
microsporidia
- opportunistic
- microscopy gold atd
- not routine
- flourescent stain
- PCR- speciation
-
tandem multiplex PCR
- RT- multiplexed reaction pre amplify multiple targes, used as template for many PCRs, limited by competition
- RM- separate steps for multiplexing and quantification, compeition avoided.
-
maegleri fowleri
- opportunistic, free living
- fresh water
- invade olfactory mucosa and cribiform plate
- encephalitis (brain)
-
acanthamoeba
- opportunistic, free living
- soil, airborne
- ketatitis (eye), encephalitis, skin infection, lesion
- contact lenses, poor hygiene.
-
balamuthia mandrillaris
- opportunisitc, free living
- granulomatous, encephaliais, skin infections, fatality
- problem diagnosis, recognition,
- multiplex PCR
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water quality
- sydney water act 1994
- 5 year water quality management
- australian drinking water guidelines
- nsw health satisfaction
-
how conduct water quality
- prevent contamination movement
- verification at taps
- identify contaminants
- assessing water at barriers
- hazards classified on rating and impact
- E. coli marker
-
1998 water crisis
- cryptosporidium
- giardia
- after drought, moderate rain
- boil water alert
- no disease as non infectious, non virulent types
- lab under stress
- crypto worse case- cl resistant, small
- viability assessment
- crypto behaviour
-
biofilms
- highly structured
- protection
- high shear drives oocysts in, decreased detachment
- attach easier to biofilm
-
biosolids
- from wastewater after treatment
- used compost, agriculture
- class A no path- ongoing tests
- class b low pathogens- no ongoing tests
- no illness associated
- dontsurvive soil 30 days, temp, sun, competition,no moisture
-
food borne diseases
- diagnosis improvements
- eatign changes- fresh, organic
- globilisation
- demand
- traditions
- overfishing- aquaculture
- adventure travel
- hunting
- parasite free farming-animal welfare
-
anisakiasis
- fish, salmon
- eggs, larvae in water ingested,
- fish to fish in muscle
- roundworms produce eggs- accidental hosts
- abdominal pain, nausea.
-
clonorchoriasis
- crab, crayfish, fish
- snails, free, fish, human, biliary duct
- biliary duct obstruction, pain, nausea, Ds, eosinophilia, gallstones, cancer
-
paragonimiasis
- crabfish
- eggs, snails, crustacean, humans lungs, swallow eggs
- ds, cough, hepatospleenomegaly, eosinophilia, urticaria (skin),
- resolves
-
trichinellosis
- pig, in muscle,adults muscle
- asymptomatic
- haemorrhages
- rashes
- eosinophilia
- pneumonitis
-
cysticercosis
pigs, muscle, humans, scolex attaches intestine, if eggs ingested cysts develop in brain, tissue, eye, liver- various symptoms
-
fascioliasis
- egg faeces, snail, free swimming, encyst plants, human, adults biliary ducts
- hepatomegaly, fever, Vs, Ds, eosinophilia, billiary obstruction
-
toxoplasmosis
- pork, beef, chicken, cats faeces, fruit
- cysts develop
- asymptomatic, congenital, encephalitis, IC
-
cyclosporiasis
- raspberries, basil, peas, lettuce
- oocysts ingestd, reproduction, passed
-
american trypanosomiasis
- chagus disease-
- fruits, berries, triatomine bug blood, infects cells, multiply in bug midgut.
- eye inflammation, anaemia, weakness, heart failure
-
drug market
- cost
- availability
- distribution
- side effects
- efficacy
- resistance
- ADRs
- administration
- 12 drugs
- discontinue research
-
drug resistance
survival or reduction in protection period
-
drug resistance mechanisms
- genetics
- biology
- host parasite relationship
- lifecycle
-
change in molecular target
alternate pathway, targer alteration
-
metabolism
- converted to inactive
- prodrug not activated
-
dru distribution
- decreased import
- increased export
- cross resistance
-
amplification of target genes
- overproduction oftarget
- accumulation of matbolite antagonistic to drug
-
active vs passive
- induce antbody production, long, IgM, IgG booster
- vs
- antibodies from person/ animals immune
-
conventional vaccine problems
- quality
- shelf life
- non culturable
- post vaccination incidents
-
non replicative
- killed or inactivated
- less haxardous
- short immunity
-
-
new approaches
- parasite subunit
- biosynthesis of antigenic proteins
- chemically defined antigens
- DNA vaccines
- genetically engineered live vaccines
-
immunopotentiation
- enhance immune response, intensity, duration.
- response to non immunogenic substances
-
adjuvants
- antigen localisation and delivery
- antigen presenting cells activated and recruited
-
escape mechanisms
- intracellular parasites
- host mimicry
- polyclonial activation
- immunosuppression
- antigenic diversity
- parasite sequestration
- cyst formation
-
vaccine difficulty
- escape mechanisms
- developing countries with poor conditions
- costs
- restrictions on adjuvants
- lack international commitment
- undernourished and compromised immune system
-
symptoms
immune reponse to parasite
-
parasite damages host
- nutrient competition
- destruction
- mechanical blockage
-
mararia pathology
- paroxysm
- hot, cold, sweat, rupture shizont, merozoite release and hemozoin wastes. hemozoin binds to innate immune cells increasing TNFa and IL1b
- results in fever by affecting hypothalamus.
-
malaria pathology
- cerebral malaria
- headache, confusion, coma, death
- cytokines/proinflammatory molecules and mechanical obstruction from sticky RBCs.
-
scistosomiasis
- swimmers itch and dermatitis from skin penetration adn excretory product release, hypersensitivity
- sends marophages and TH2 to infection.
- katoyma fever response to antigens for eggs. --> liver fibrosis and hepatospleenomegaly
-
successful parasite mechanisms
- anatomical seclusion
- antigenic variation
- shedding/ replacement surface
- immunosuppression
- antiimune mechanisms
- migration
- absorb host proteins
- molecular mimicry
- enzyme secretion- prevent attachment
-
helminths immune response
- too large forphagocytosis
- tegument coat not penetrated by complement
- eosinophilia and IgE activated to expell parasite worm
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