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Resit-pathogenicity

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Total cards: 9•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Gnotobiology

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rising mammals under germ-free environments, or conditions with controlled spectra and numbers of microorganisms.

#2
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Why would u raise mammals in germ free conditions

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• to control the environment in which a multicellular organism develops ; • to use genetically modified model systems; • to study the establishment and maintenance of the immune system • to provide new insights on aetiologies of infectious diseases and potentially cancer.

#3
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What is disease

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Dysfunction of organs, cells or metabolic pathways in the body

#4
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Health

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optimal state of the body. All organs and their functions are in the perfect conditions, as they are supposed to be in accordance of genetics, physiology and biochemistry of a given organism..

#5
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Pathogenesis

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is a set of actual mechanisms by which an etiological factor causes a disease

#6
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Parasitic association (parasitism)

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one organism (a parasite) lives and benefits for the expense of another.

#7
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Symbiotic association (symbiosis)

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both organisms benefits from each another

#8
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Commensal association (commensalism

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one organism benefits from another, without obvious harm for the last.

#9
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Opportunistic pathogen

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cause disease in hosts with a reduced defensive capacity (for example, a decline of the immune system).