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Introduction Microbes are a diverse group of organisms that can be divided into the viruses, unicellular groups (Archaea, Eubacteria, protista, some fungi and some chlorophyta) and a small number of organisms with a simple multicellular structure (the large fungi and chlorophyta). Microbiology: the science (logos) of small (micro) life (bios). The study of living things so small that they cannot be seen with the naked eye. The three-domain system is a biological classification introduced by Carl Woese that divides cellular life forms into archaea, bacteria, and eukaryote domains. In particular, it emphasizes the separation of prokaryotes into two groups, originally called Eubacteria (now Bacteria) and Archaebacteria (now Archaea). Microorganisms were first visualized by Antoni van Leeuwenhoek (1632–1723), a Dutch cloth merchant and an expert lens grinder. The first proof of the involvement of bacteria in disease and the definitive proof of the germ theory of disease came from the German Robert Koch. Koch’s postulates: 1, The microorganism must be present in every instance of the disease and absent from healthy individuals. 2, The microorganism must be capable of being isolated and grown in pure culture. 3 ,When the microorganism is inoculated into a healthy host, the same disease condition must result. 4, The same microorganism must be re-isolated from the experimentally infected host. Chapter one Fungi include yeasts, molds, and mushrooms. Viruses are noncellular organisms; they are intra-cellular parasites of animals, plants, or bacteria. 1, The Prokaryotes can be divided into two kingdoms, Bacteria and Archaea. The classification was first proposed by Woese based on the differences in 16S rRNA sequence. 2, Prokaryotic microorganism（原核微生物）: It is an single-celled organism which doesn’t have a nuclear membrane outside the cell nucleus and only has the bare DNA called as the nuclear area. 3, Many bacteria are shaped like long rods twisted into spirals or helices; they are called spirilla （螺旋菌）if rigid and spirochetes (螺旋体) when flexible. 4, Capsules (荚膜) and slime layers (粘液层) usually are composed of polysaccharides (多糖), but they may be constructed of other materials. 5, Gram staining procedure(革兰氏染色的 步骤 新产品开发流程的步骤课题研究的五个步骤成本核算步骤微型课题研究步骤数控铣床操作步骤 ) In the first step of the Gram-staining procedure, the smear is stained with the basic dye crystal violet, the primary stain. It is followed by treatment with an iodine solution functioning as a mordant. That is, the iodine increases the interaction between the cell and the dye so that the cell is stained more strongly. The smear is next decolorized by washing with ethanol or acetone. This step generates the differential aspect of the Gram stain; gram-positive bacteria retain the crystal violet, whereas gram-negative bacteria lose their crystal violet and become colorless. Finally, the smear is counterstained with a simple, basic dye different in color from crystal violet. Safranin, the most common counterstain, colors gram-negative bacteria pink to red and leaves gram-positive bacteria dark purple. 6, The Mechanism of Gram Staining （革兰氏染色的机制） Although several explanations have been given for the Gramstain reaction results, it seems likely that the difference between gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria is due to the physical nature of their cell walls. If the cell wall is removed from grampositive bacteria, they become gram negative. The peptidoglycan itself is not stained; instead it seems to act as a permeability barrier preventing loss of crystal violet. During the procedure the bacteria are first stained with crystal violet and next treated with iodine to promote dye retention. When gram-positive bacteria then are decolorized with ethanol, the alcohol is thought to shrink the pores of the thick peptidoglycan. Thus the dye-iodine complex is retained during the short decolorization step and the bacteria remain purple. In contrast, gram-negative peptidoglycan is very thin, not as highly cross-linked, and has larger pores. Alcohol treatment also may extract enough lipid from the gramnegative wall to increase its porosity further. For these reasons, alcohol more readily removes the purple crystal violet-iodine complex from gram-negative bacteria. 简而言之，不同细菌的染色差异（G+或G-）是由于细胞壁化学成分的差异而引起了物理特性（脱色能力）的不同。具体而言：通过初染和媒染后，在细胞膜内形成了不溶于水的结晶与碘的复合物。G+菌由于细胞壁厚，肽聚糖网层次多而交联紧密，并且不含类脂，故以乙醇脱色时不会溶出缝隙，反而使肽聚糖网孔收缩，使染料滞留在细胞壁内而使其染上紫色；反之，G-菌由于细胞壁薄，外膜层类脂含量高，肽聚糖层薄和交联度差，当遇到乙醇时，以类脂为主的的外膜迅速溶解，这时薄而松散的肽聚糖网不能阻挡结晶紫与碘的复合物的溶出，故细胞退成无色。再经番红等红色染料复染时，就使G-菌呈现红色，而G+菌仍保留紫色或紫红色。 图示革兰氏阳性菌和革兰氏阴性菌细胞壁结构。 试述革兰氏阳性菌和革兰氏阴性菌肽聚糖单体的异同点。 （1）四肽尾的第3个氨基酸不是L-lys，而是被内消旋二氨基二酸（m-DAP）所代替 （2）没有特殊的肽桥，其前后两个单体间的连接仅通过甲四肽尾的第4个氨基酸-D-Ala的羧基与乙四肽尾的第3个氨基酸-m-DAP的氨基直接相连。 Endospore(芽孢)：某些细菌在其生长发育后期，在细胞内形成一个圆形或椭圆形、厚壁、含水量极低、抗逆性极强的休眠体，称为芽孢。 芽孢的结构： Endospore-forming process (芽孢的形成过程) 鞭毛（flagellum）的结构分为基体、钩形鞘和螺旋丝; 革兰氏阴性菌（G-）基体由L、P、S、M四个环构成; 革兰氏阴性菌（G+）基体由2个环构成。 The systemic taxa of mocroorganisms follow the systemic taxa built by Linnaeus，including seven grades from top to bottom: Kingdom(Phylum( Class(Order(Family(Genus(Species All species names of cellular microorganisms obey the Latin binominal nomenclature built by Linnaeus without exception. Mycoplasma (支原体)are the procaryotic organism between bacteria (细菌) and rickettsia (立克次氏体). Chlamydia (衣原体)are a genus of minitype Gram-negative prokaryotic organism which obligate parasitize in eukaryotic cells. Spirochaeta are a group of Gram-negative unicellular prokaryotic organism whose configuration and kinesiology are particular. Substrate mycelium Aerial hyphae Sporular hypha Major Characteristics Used in Taxonomy： · 1，Classical Characteristics · Morphological Characteristics · Physiological and Metabolic Characteristics · Ecological Characteristics · Genetic Analysis · 2, Molecular Characteristics · Comparison of Proteins · Nucleic Acid Base Composition · Nucleic Acid Hybridization · Nucleic Acid Sequencing (16S rRNA sequencing) Bacterial colony (菌落): A bacterial colony is defined as a visible cluster of organisms growing on the surface of or within a solid medium, theoretically cultured from a single cell. Bacterial lawn (菌苔): Bacterial lawn is a used by biologists to describe the appearance of bacterial colonies when all the individual colonies on a petri-dish merge together to form a a field or mat of bacteria. Eukaryotic cell Eukaryotic microorganisms（真核微生物概念）： The eukaryotic microorganisms is not a natural monophyletic taxon. They have the nuclear membrane coating a cell nucleus, carry out mitosis, and have mitochondria in the cytoplasm. Eukaryotic microorganisms include : fungi, microalgae and protozoa. Fungi differ from plants in two quite fundamental respects: · Plants obtain energy from the sun, fungi do not; · Plants utilize CO2 as a carbon source, fungi do not. One of the features that caused taxonomists finally to remove fungi from the plant kingdom was the distinctive chemical nature of the fungal cell wall. Whereas plant and algal cells have walls composed of cellulose, the cell wall of fungi is made up principally of chitin. Fungi（真菌的概念）：This term fungus indicates those organisms that have true nucleus, produce spores by asexual or sexual reproduction, absorb the nourishment material, have no chloroplast. Members of fungi include yeast, mold and mushroom. Major characters of fungi : ① With a real nucleus; ② Having no chloroplast and photosynthesis; ③ Vegetative bodies are usually developing filamentous and branched structure as well as unicell; ④Typically forming asexual and sexual reproductive spores; ⑤ Containing chitin in the cell wall; ⑥ Heterotrophy by absorption; ⑦ More living adaptively in the land . Some fungi have long, branched, threadlike filaments called hyphae (菌丝), which aggregate together to form a tangled mycelium (菌丝体). In some fungi the hyphae have crosswalls called septa(横隔) separating cells, which may nevertheless be joined by one or more pores, which permit cytoplasmic streaming, a form of internal transport. Fungi are categorized into phyla (divisions) based on the type of structures produced during sexual reproduction. · (1) Chytridiomycota（壶菌亚门，低等真菌） · (2) Zygomycota （接合菌亚门，低等真菌） · (3) Ascomycota （子囊菌亚门，高等真菌） · (4) Basidiomycota （担子菌亚门，高等真菌） · (5) Deuteromycota（半知菌亚门，高等真菌） 真菌的分类（Ainsworth分类系统）依据: 横隔有无，无性孢子，有性孢子，典型的代表微生物种类，自己列表。 有性孢子的种类和比较（见 ppt 关于艾滋病ppt课件精益管理ppt下载地图下载ppt可编辑假如ppt教学课件下载triz基础知识ppt ），无性孢子的种类和比较（见PPT），有性繁殖的三个过程。 rhizoid(假根); Haustorium（吸器） Life cycle of fungi: In general, the life cycle involves the fusion of hyphae from two individuals, forming a mycelium that contains haploid nuclei of both individuals. The fusion of hyphae is called plasmogamy. The fused hyphae containing haploid nuclei from two individuals is heterokaryotic. In some cases, plasmogamy results in cells with one nucleus from each individual. This condition is called dikaryotic. Eventually, two nuclei that originated from different individuals fuse to form a diploid zygote. Meiosis then produces either four haploid nuclei or four haploid cells. Asexual spores (无性孢子)are formed by the aerial mycelium of one organism. When these spores germinate, they become organisms that are genetically identical to the parent. Sexual spores (有性孢子) result from the fusion of nuclei from two opposite mating strains of the same species of fungus. Organisms that grow from sexual spores will have genetic characteristics of both parental strains. Virus Virus（病毒的概念）：Viruses are a unique group of tiny infectious particles that are obligate parasites of cells, are not cells but resemble complex molecules composed of DNA or RNA. Most of them are so small (0.02-0.3µm) that an electron microscope is necessary to detect them. Structures of viruses: naked virus (nucleic acid, capsid); enveloped virus (nucleic acid, capsid and envelope). Viral capsids have three different forms: helical symmetry, icosahedral symmetry and complex symmetry. 噬菌体（phage)：侵染细菌的微生物病毒。 烈性噬菌体（virulent phages ）：病毒感染宿主细胞，能在宿主细胞内增殖，产生大量子代噬菌体并引起宿主细胞裂解的一类噬菌体称为烈性噬菌体，又称为毒性噬菌体。病毒可在短时间内能连续完成吸附、侵入、增殖（复制与生物合成）、成熟（装配）和裂解（释放）5个阶段而实现其繁殖。 含有温和噬菌体的寄主细胞称为溶源细胞或细胞溶源化; 在溶源细胞内的噬菌体核酸称为原噬菌体（或前噬菌体）. Replication cycles of virulent phage(毒性噬菌体的生活周期): 1, Adsorption (attachment); 2, Penetration; 3, Replication; 4, Assembly; 5, Release. one-step growth curve（一步生长曲线）：定量描述毒性噬菌体生长规律的实验曲线，该曲线反映3个重要的特性参数，即潜伏期、裂解期、裂解量. 一步生长曲线可分为三个时期： ①潜伏期是指菌体的核酸侵入宿主细胞后至第一个噬菌体粒子装配前的一段时间。 Eclipse period：it is the period from the virus penetrating host cell to the releasing of virion . ②裂解期是指溶液中噬菌体粒子急剧增多的一段时间。 Burst phase：During this period, the number of virion increases rapidly with lysis of host cell ③稳定期溶液中噬菌体总数达到最高点后的时期。 Platform phage：It is the period that all of the host cells are lysated and the valence of virus reaches the apogee. 某些噬菌体侵染细菌后，将自身基因组整合到细菌细胞染色体上，随寄主细胞分裂而同步复制，并不引起细菌裂解释放噬菌体，因而被称作温和噬菌体（temperate phage） 温和性噬菌体和烈性噬菌体生活周期的比较： Prion（阮病毒的概念）：A prion (= proteinaceous infectious particle) is a self-replicating protein responsible for a range of neurodegenerative disorders in humans and mammals. Inclusion bodies （包涵体的概念）：Inclusion bodies are nuclear or cytoplasmic aggregates of stainable substances, usually proteins. They typically represent sites of viral multiplication in a bacterium or a eukaryotic cell and usually consist of viral capsid proteins. Types of insect viruses（形成包涵体的昆虫病毒类型）: NPV（核型多角体病毒）, CPV （质型多角体病毒）和GV（颗粒型病毒）。 Growth factors（生长因子）：Organic compounds required because they are essential cell components or precursors of such components and cannot be synthesized by the organism are called growth factors. There are three major classes of growth factors: · (1) amino acids, · (2) purines（嘌呤） and pyrimidines（嘧啶）, · (3) vitamins. Nutritional Types of Microorganisms： Microorganisms can be classified as either heterotrophs (异养型）or autotrophs （自养型）with respect to their preferred source of carbon. Phototrophs （光能营养型） use light as their energy source; chemotrophs（化能营养型）obtain energy from the oxidation of chemical compounds (either organic or inorganic). The large majority of microorganisms thus far studied are either photolithotrophic autotrophs （光能自养型）or chemoorganotrophic heterotrophs（化能异养型） A substance can be transported across the cell membrane in one of three ways, known as simple diffusion（简单扩散），facilitated diffusion （协助扩散）and active transport（主动运输）。基团转位（group translocation）属于主动运输的一种特殊形式。 比较这四种营养物质运输方式的异同； Synthetic medium （合成培养基）：Such a medium in which all components are known is a defined medium or synthetic medium. Complex media ：Media that contain some ingredients of unknown chemical composition are complex media. Agar（琼脂） is well suited as a solidifying agent because after it has been melted in boiling water, it can be cooled to about 40 to 42°C before hardening and will not melt again until the temperature rises to about 80 to 90°C. Agar is also an excellent hardening agent because most microorganisms cannot degrade it. Types of Media：general purpose media；enriched (加富）media；Selective media；Differential media. Differential media (鉴别培养基)：Differential media are media that distinguish between different groups of bacteria and even permit tentative identification of microorganisms based on their biological characteristics. Enriched (加富）media ：Blood and other special nutrients may be added to general purpose media to encourage the growth of fastidious heterotrophs. These specially fortified media (e.g., blood agar) are called enriched (加富）media. Pure culture: a population of cells arising from a single cell. Pure cultures are so important that the development of pure culture techniques by the German bacteriologist Robert Koch transformed microbiology. The Growth Curve: When microorganisms are cultivated in liquid medium, they usually are grown in a batch culture (分批培养） or closed system. The growth of microorganisms reproducing by binary fission can be plotted as the logarithm of the number of viable cells versus the incubation time, and the resulting curve is called growth curve. The resulting curve has four distinct phases: lag phase, exponential phase, stationary phase and death phase. Measurement of Microbial Growth includes: (1) microbial numbers and (2) microbial masses. Methods for estimating microbial numbers fall into two main categories: (1) those that count total cell numbers; (2) and those that count viable cells only. 连续培养: 在微生物进入对数期时，一方面以一定速度源源不断地输入新鲜培养液，另一方面缓缓地以同样速度移去培养物（包括菌体和代谢产物），可以延长对数生长期，这种培养方法称为连续培养。 Factors affecting microbial growth: · Temperature; · pH; · Oxygen; · Osmotic pressure · Radiation; 许多化学物质能抑制或杀死微生物，根据其效应可以分为：灭菌（sterilization）、消毒（disinfection）和防腐（antisepsis）. 灭菌：利用物理或化学方法杀死所有微生物及其芽孢、孢子的 措施 《全国民用建筑工程设计技术措施》规划•建筑•景观全国民用建筑工程设计技术措施》规划•建筑•景观软件质量保证措施下载工地伤害及预防措施下载关于贯彻落实的具体措施 ； 消毒：指杀死所有病原微生物； 防腐：是指防止或抑制微生物的生长繁殖。 转化（transformation)： 受体菌直接吸收供体菌的DNA片段而获得后者部分遗传性状的现象。 英文概念：Transformation is the uptake by a cell of a naked DNA molecule or fragment from the medium. The transformation frequency of very competent cells is around 10-3 for most genera when an excess of DNA is used. Artificial transformation is carried out in the laboratory by a variety of techniques, including treatment of the cells with calcium chloride(氯化钙) Transduction（转导）：Transduction is the transfer of bacterial genes by viruses. Bacterial genes are incorporated into a phage capsid because of errors made during the virus life cycle. The virus containing these genes then injects them into another bacterium, completing the transfer. There are two very different kinds of transduction: generalized transduction (普遍性转导）and specialized transduction（特异性转导） Generalized transduction occurs during the lytic cycle of virulent and temperate phages and can transfer any part of the bacterial genome. During the assembly stage, when the viral chromosomes are packaged into protein capsids, random fragments of the partially degraded bacterial chromosome also may be packaged by mistake （误包） Transposition （转座）：The chromosomes of bacteria, viruses, and eucaryotic cells contain pieces of DNA that move around the genome. Such movement is called transposition. Transposable elements （转座因子）：DNA segments that carry the genes required for this process and consequently move about chromosomes are transposable elements. 转座子的类型及转座的遗传效应。 Microbial ecology（微生物生态学的概念）: Microbial ecology is the study of microbial relationships with other organisms and also with their nonliving environments. Microbial ecology is the study of the behavior and activities of microorganisms in their natural environments. （二选一） The characteristics of microbial ecosystem（微生物生态系统的特点）： 1.微环境（microenvironments） 2.稳定性（stability） 3.适应性（adaptability） 微生物在生态系统作用：（见PPT） Biogeochemical cycling （生物地球化学循环）：Microorganisms, in the course of their growth and metabolism, interact with each other in the cycling of nutrients, including carbon, sulfur, nitrogen, phosphorus, iron, and manganese. This nutrient cycling, called biogeochemical cycling. 氮素循环：四个概念（固氮作用，氨化作用，硝化作用，反硝化作用），五个环节（固氮作用，氨化作用，同化作用，硝化作用和反硝化作用），一张图。（见PPT） 根据固氮微生物同植物的关系和固氮的环境，一般将固氮作用分为3个类型： 自生固氮：微生物独自生活时进行固氮。 联合固氮：微生物生活在植物根的表面和黏质鞘套内，有的进入根皮层细胞之间，但不形成特殊结构。 共生固氮：微生物只有同植物共生时才能表现固氮活性。 Mutualism： [Latin mutuus, borrowed or reciprocal （互惠的）] defines the relationship in which some reciprocal benefit accrues（得利，获益） to both partners. This is an obligatory relationship in which the mutualist and the host are metabolically dependent on each other. Lichens （地衣）are excellent example of mutualism. Lichens are the association between specific ascomycetes (the fungus) and certain genera of either green algae or cyanobacteria. Protocooperation（协同共栖）：Protocooperation is a mutually beneficial relationship, similar to that which occurs in mutualism, but in protocooperation, this relationship is not obligatory. 协同共栖：两种微生物在群落中尽管独自生活，但他们各自的生命活动对其伙伴产生有利影响，主要表现为提供营养和消除有害因素。 Commensalism（共生）： [Latin com, together, and mensa, table] is a relationship in which one symbiont, the commensal, benefits while the other (sometimes called the host) is neither harmed nor helped. This is a unidirectional process. 微生物之间的对抗：竞争(competition)、拮抗(antagonism)、寄生(parasitism)和捕食（predation）。 竞争：争夺养料或双方均需要的其他生活条件。 拮抗：一种微生物通过产生特殊代谢产物或改变环境条件来抑制或杀死另一种微生物的现象。 拮抗包括：特异性和非特异性拮抗作用。 寄生：一种微生物在另一种微生物细胞中或表面，从后者获得养料，引起病害或死亡。 捕食：一种微生物直接吞食另一种微生物的现象。 根瘤菌同豆科植物的共生——根瘤； 真菌同植物的共生——菌根。 根圈（rhizosphere): 也称根标，指生长中的植物根系直接影响的土壤区域，为植物根系有效吸收养分的范围。 根圈效应（rhizosphere effect）: 同根圈外土壤中的微生物群落相比，生活在植物根圈中的微生物，在数量、种类和活性方面都有明显不同，表现出一定特异性，这种现象称为根圈效应。 根土比（R/S ratio）：根圈中微生物数量同相应的无根系影响的土壤中微生物数量之比，是反映根圈效应的重要指标。 根圈微生物对植物生长的影响： （一）根圈微生物对植物生长的有益影响 A, 改善植物营养； B, 根圈微生物分泌的维生素、氨基酸、生长刺激素等生长调节物质能促进植物的生长； C, 根圈微生物分泌的抗菌素类物质，有利于作物避免土著性病原菌的侵染； D, 产生铁载体，竞争铁素，抑制有害微生物生长繁殖。 （二）根圈微生物对植物生长的不利影响 A, 引起作物病害； B, 某些有害微生物虽无致病性，但其产生的有毒物质能抑制种子的发芽、幼苗的生长和根系的发育； C, 竞争有限养分。 传染（infection): 指外源或内源性病原体突破其宿主的三道免疫防线（指机械防御、非特异性免疫和特异性免疫）后，在宿主的特定部位定植、生长繁殖或（和）产生酶及毒素，从而引起一系列病理生理的过程。 传染病（Infectious disease): 是一类由活病原体的大量繁殖所引起，可从某一个宿主个体直接或间接传播到同种或异种宿主另一些个体的疾病。 人畜共患病（Zoonotic disease)：能够在人类与其他脊椎动物间发生自然转移的传染病。 决定传染结局的三大因素: 病原体，宿主的免疫力，环境因素 细菌毒素可以分为外毒素（exotoxin)和内毒素(endotoxin)两大类。 外毒素（exotoxin): An exotoxin is a toxin excreted by a microorganism, including bacteria, fungi, algae, and protozoa. An exotoxin can cause damage to the host by destroying cells or disrupting normal cellular metabolism. 类毒素（toxoid)：若用0.3%-0.4%甲醛溶液对外毒素进行脱毒处理，可以获得失去毒性但仍然保留其原有免疫原性的生物制品，称之为类毒素. 抗毒素：将类毒素注射机体后，可使机体产生对相应外毒素具有免疫性的抗体，称之为~ 内毒素（endotoxin): 是革兰氏阴性菌细胞壁外层的组分之一，其化学成分是脂多糖，因其在活细胞中不分泌到体外，仅在细菌死亡后自溶或人工裂解时才释放，故称之为内毒素。 Immunity(免疫): 机体识别和排除抗原性异物的一种保护性功能。 The function of immune include: (免疫功能具体包括) （1）免疫防御（immunologic defence); （2）免疫稳定（immunologic homeostasis); （3） 免疫稳定（immunologic serveillance)。 补体（complement)：补体是正常人体或高等动物血清中的一组非特异性血清蛋白。具有能扩大和增强抗体的“补助”作用。补体的本质是一种“酶原”，能够被任何抗原-抗体复合物激活，参与破坏和清除已被抗体结合的抗原和细胞，发挥其溶胞作用、促进吞噬等作用。 干扰素（interferons, IFNs)：干扰素是高等动物细胞在病毒或dsRNA等诱生剂的刺激下，所产生的一种具有高活性、广谱抗病毒等功能的特异性糖蛋白。 干扰素的功能： A, 抑制病毒在细胞内的增殖； B, 具有免疫调节作用； C，对癌细胞的杀伤作用。 中枢免疫器官（central immune organ）：免疫细胞发生、分化和成熟的场所。包括骨髓（bone marrow)，胸腺（thymus）和法氏囊（bursa of Fabricius)。 免疫活性细胞（immunologically competent cell），特指能特异地识别抗原，即能接受抗原的刺激，并随后进行分化、增殖和产生抗体或淋