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Biomedik 2
Biomedik 2
Pengertian Mikrobiologi
Microbiology could be defined as the study of
organisms too small to be seen with the naked eye
Microbiology is the study of organisms that can exist
as single cells, contain a nucleic acid genome for at
least some part of their life cycle, and are capable of
replicating that genome
Penggolongan Mikroorganisme
By cell structure
A. Procaryotic
B. Eucaryotic
C. Viruses
Penggolongan Mikroorganisme
A. Procaryotic
Single DNA molecule
Only membrane is the cell membrane
Peptidoglycan cell wall
Reproduction by binary fission
Motility by means of flagella in many
Small size, great diversity, high growth rates,
ubiquitous
Eubacteria, Archaebacteria
Penggolongan Mikroorganisme
B. Eucaryotic
Larger size
Several DNA molecules organized into
chromosomes and surrounded by nucleus
Presence of organelles
Fungi, yeasts, algae, protozoa, higher plants
and animals
Penggolongan Mikroorganisme
C. Viruses
Obligate intracellular parasites
Modern Developments in
Microbiology
Bacteriology is the study of bacteria.
Mycology is the study of fungi.
Parasitology is the study of protozoa and
parasitic worms.
Recent advances in genomics, the study of an
organisms genes, have provided new tools for
classifying microorganisms.
Immunology is the study of immunity. Vaccines
and interferons are being investigated to
prevent and cure viral diseases
Virology is the study of viruses
Recombinant DNA technology or genetic
engineering involves microbial genetics and
molecular biology
Mengapa Mempelajari
Mikrobiologi?
Allows humans to
Prevent food spoilage
Prevent disease occurrence
Pengertian Parasitologi
Parasitology is the study of parasites,
their hosts, and the relationship between
them.
The scope of parasitology is not determined
by the organism or environment in
question, but by their way of life
Definisi
What is parasitology?
It is the study of a type of symbiotic relationship
known as parasitism
What is symbiosis?
A close relationship between two living
organisms
Types of symbiosis
Commensalism
Mutualism
Parasitism
Definisi
Parasitism is one version of symbiosis ("living
together"), a phenomenon in which two
organisms which are phylogenetically unrelated
co-exist over a prolonged period of time, usually
their entire life, wherein one organism, usually
physically smaller of the two (the parasite)
benefits and the other (the host) is harmed
The requirement for a prolonged interaction
precludes predatory or episodic interactions
(such as a mosquito feeding on a host), which
are usually not seen as symbiotic relationships.
Definisi
Especially in the field of medical
parasitology, the term "parasite" has come
to mean a eukaryotic pathogenic organism.
Thus, protozoan and metazoan infectious
agents are classified as parasites while
bacteria and viruses are not.
Interestingly, fungi are not discussed in
textbooks of medical parasitology, even
though they are eukaryotic.
Types of parasitism
Parasites that live inside the body of
the host are called endoparasites
(e.g., hookworms that live in the host
gut) and those that live on the outside
are called ectoparasites (e.g., some
mites).
Transmission stages
Definitive hosts
Intermediate hosts and indirect life cycles
Paratenic hosts
Reservoir hostsany animal that harbors a
parasite that can be transmitted to
humans
Hospes
Spesies yang dihinggapi parasit,
yang mungkin menderita berbagai
kelainan fungsi organ sehingga
menjadi sakit
Manusia
Outcomes of parasitism
Physical trauma
Nutritional diversion
Parasites can release/excrete toxic chemicals that
can have deleterious effects on host
Parasites can elicit dangerous immune responses
that can damage the hosts tissues
Parasites can put pressure on host energy
utilization
Blood loss leading to anemia
Parasites can elicit adverse changes in host
behavior
Other characteristics of
parasitism
High reproductive potential
Often have unique morphological or physiological
specializations
Often have evolved methods of evading host
immune system
How are parasites typically transmitted?
Ingestion from food/water; also includes inhalation
Vectors
Direct penetration of skin from environment
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