#pyogenes

#Navarro | Información sobre la Infección por Streptococcus pyogenes

Hay padres que en Navarro tienen mucha preocupación porque hay casos en todas partes y se trata de niños.

Aquí le brindamos toda la información sobre el tema.

¿Qué es el Streptococcus pyogenes?

Es una bacteria de las cuales existen unos 80 serotipos diferentes. Entre las enfermedades más frecuentes que causa se encuentran la angina y las infecciones de la piel. Se presentan principalmente en…

January 30, 2018:

Carmine Tertiary, Ridgeback, Smirch.

Today we saw the results of our streaking for isolation plates. I need to get better isolated colonies but it was a good first try!!! (My unknown 3 seems to have two types of colonies!!!  seems to have a little Serratia marcescens in there) The super old mayo jar is for the anaerobic growing conditions (for i believe S. pyogenes)

She’d fallen asleep on the couch again. Pyogenes looked down at the papers on the coffee table and then back to Janeene, the faintest of smiles turning up the corners of his metal mouth. She was pretty, that was for certain, and even though he knew better, he thought the human looked delicate. Sometimes he worried that she might break, going out to fight the way she did. Other times (times he would never admit aloud) he wondered just how resilient a little thing like her might be. And that didn’t have to do with fighting. He found himself blushing and stood, bumping his shin on the coffee table and managing not to trip and wake her up. He didn’t even curse. Instead he picked up an afghan from the nearby chair and put it over her, eyes lingering on her face . . her lips. What would it be like to kiss her?

Niesseri blinked. “How many? Okay… so I’ve been alive for like… almost a hundred years, right? How many do you think?” She paused, sighing. “Fine. If I’ve gotta actually answer that… three… if we’re not counting one night stands. Four if we are.” The Mordesh gave a frown, hunching her shoulders. “There’s one guy. Number Four in fact. I’d have liked to keep him…but that’s not gonna happen.”

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“Lovers,” the Mechari tilted her head in an oddly jerky movement and her black eyes somehow managed to look distant as she thought. “I have taken a number of lovers in the time in which I have lived. The precise number would be sixteen. Six were Mordesh, eight were Cassian, and two were Draken. Strangely enough I have never been with one of my own kind.” Deliha frowned, considering this a moment. “I think I would enjoy finding out what that was like… I have no designs on anyone in particular, but I would enjoy a Mechari lover.”

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Pyogenes’ cheeks darkened. “I suppose I must be truthful here. The answer to the first question is none. I have always been too busy… no… that is not true. I have always been too shy. That, or too socially awkward.” He looked down at his hands. “I do have someone I am fond of, but it would not be my place to even consider her in such a manner. It would be impolite to think of her and I…” The blush deepened. “That is your answer.”

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What a title, huh?

Yea, I am clearly still in school and apparently in a microbiology class... struggling to write this paper.

I chose this topic because I thought it was going to be a piece of cake to write and my husband's aunt suggested it. A piece of cake all right... I initially did not want to write about this topic because I thought it did not have such an impact on our society. Such a pig-headed thing to say. Patients still have to go through debridement if the infection isn't caught in time.

I must make a connection between Streptococcus pyogenes, its M-protein on its cellular membrane, and its ability to produce these two exotoxins which lead to apoptosis. Why? Because I am trying to get a decent grade for this INSANE report and it is only supposed to be a five to seven page paper. I have over ten sources... It isn't looking that way.

This is me stating the next following statements. I am not ripping off someone's hard work... I am gathering my thoughts so I can write this horrible paper... M-proteins are a virulence factor because they have the ability to inhibit phagocytes from doing their job. On top of that, S. pyogenes have the ability to produce exotoxins which can take on similar traits of antigens and can produce an immune response. T-cells then begin to attack where the microbes are currently stationed which at this point should be fascia layer of the skin because we are talking about necrotizing fasciitis... Horrible smells/gases are produced because the microbes are consuming the fascia and forming a byproduct/waste... The person begins to experience pain if they haven't already... There you have it! Any time you have a cut... always wash it because you never know what could happen.