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Cell Injury due to the Biological Agents
Cell Injury due to the Biological AgentsDr A.Aziz Djamal MSc.DTM&H.SpMK(K)Biological agents that commonly cause cell injury Bacteria Virus Fungi Parasite OtherBacteriaMechanism of Cell InjuryExtracellular product : Exotoxins Enzymes.Structural product : LPS-Endotoxin Immuno-pathologic Mechanism : Autoimmune Immune complex Hypersensitivity ex. Delayed type
Structure of Plasma membrane as a target of Bacteria or bacterial productLipid riftSub-domain of Phospholipid part of the membrane, important on :Trafficking materials.Triggering of membrane signaling into the cytosol
Lipid rift
As bacterial receptor to attach for several bacteria :Nesseria gonorrhoeVibrio choleraePseudomonas aeruginosa.Etc Followed by the release of some extracellular product.Lipid riftUsed as ligand point of some bacterial extracellular products :ExotoxinEnzyme : Hyaluronidase Collagenase. Protease. Etc
Following attachment to a ligand :Endocytosis - Endosome formation Activation of cytosol enzymatic system-Lysis of Endosome Release of toxinToxin actions :Hijacking the normal cytosol molecular process : Vibrio cholera toxin / enterotoxin. Ca ion influx Aktifasi destructive enzymes Toxin Receptor on target cellSub-domain Lipid at Plasma membrane called as Lipid Rift : Trafficking material Initiating Membrane signalFollowed byEndocytosis Endosome Release of toxin target in cytosol
Immunopathologic pathwaysInflammatory processAutoimmunity : Streptococcus Group A Rheumatic Heart DiseaseImmune Complex : Streptococcus Group A GNA Complement Activation.VIRUS Adsorption instead of infection Intracellular Micro-organism For Survival and Replication. Availability of receptor on the Cell target Ex : Lipid Rift. Attachment/ Adherent factor on the viral structure. No receptor no adsorption. SEQUENCE Atatchment.Penetration.Uncoating.Release of Nucleic acid : Lytic Lysogenic.Lytic : Transcription mRNA- Translation Development of viral components - Replication of Viral Nucleic acid- Assembly new viruses - Cell BurstLysogenic Mostly among DNA Viruses.RNA Virus Reverse Transcriptase.Inserting the whole Nucleic acid or part of theGenome into the host cell. Dormant infection Change of cellular genetic activity ( Oncogenic Virus ) Fungi and ParasiteMostly by Exporting protein And Complex of a series enzymes.The same pattern of bacterial toxin.
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