Portion of thetoxin that bindsto a host-celland triggersendocytosis:__________Ability of theorganism toestablish apoint ofinfection:____________Part of thetoxin thatfunction asan enzyme:_______Soluble andheat-labileproteinsreleased intohost tissuesLarge segmentsof bacterialchromosomaland plasmid DNAencodingvirulence factors.It is releasedwhen themicroorganismlyses or duringcell division:_________________ secretionsystem is acompetitionweapon that helpspathogen toovercome residentmicrobiota.Superantigentproduced byStaphylococcusaureus:____________Presence ofviablebacteria inthebloodstream.Exotoxins capableto nonspecificactivate T-cellsgenerating anextreme immuneresponse.Ability of theorganism tospread toadjacent orother tissues:___________Infectiousdisease causedby bacterialtoxin in theblood:___________Hyaluronidasehelp pathogen_______ and______ thehost.Pili andfimbriae areconsidered:_________Liseerythrocytesand make ironavailable formicrobialgrowthProcess by whichbacteria undergofrequent andreversible phenotypicchanges resultingfrom geneticalterations in specificloci of their genomes.Portion of thetoxin that bindsto a host-celland triggersendocytosis:__________Ability of theorganism toestablish apoint ofinfection:____________Part of thetoxin thatfunction asan enzyme:_______Soluble andheat-labileproteinsreleased intohost tissuesLarge segmentsof bacterialchromosomaland plasmid DNAencodingvirulence factors.It is releasedwhen themicroorganismlyses or duringcell division:_________________ secretionsystem is acompetitionweapon that helpspathogen toovercome residentmicrobiota.Superantigentproduced byStaphylococcusaureus:____________Presence ofviablebacteria inthebloodstream.Exotoxins capableto nonspecificactivate T-cellsgenerating anextreme immuneresponse.Ability of theorganism tospread toadjacent orother tissues:___________Infectiousdisease causedby bacterialtoxin in theblood:___________Hyaluronidasehelp pathogen_______ and______ thehost.Pili andfimbriae areconsidered:_________Liseerythrocytesand make ironavailable formicrobialgrowthProcess by whichbacteria undergofrequent andreversible phenotypicchanges resultingfrom geneticalterations in specificloci of their genomes.

Bacterial Virulence Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. I-Portion of the toxin that binds to a host-cell and triggers endocytosis: __________
  2. I-Ability of the organism to establish a point of infection: ____________
  3. G-Part of the toxin that function as an enzyme: _______
  4. G-Soluble and heat-labile proteins released into host tissues
  5. B-Large segments of bacterial chromosomal and plasmid DNA encoding virulence factors.
  6. G-It is released when the microorganism lyses or during cell division: ___________
  7. B-______ secretion system is a competition weapon that helps pathogen to overcome resident microbiota.
  8. I-Superantigent produced by Staphylococcus aureus: ____________
  9. B-Presence of viable bacteria in the bloodstream.
  10. N-Exotoxins capable to nonspecific activate T-cells generating an extreme immune response.
  11. N-Ability of the organism to spread to adjacent or other tissues: ___________
  12. N-Infectious disease caused by bacterial toxin in the blood: ___________
  13. B-Hyaluronidase help pathogen _______ and ______ the host.
  14. I-Pili and fimbriae are considered: _________
  15. G-Lise erythrocytes and make iron available for microbial growth
  16. N-Process by which bacteria undergo frequent and reversible phenotypic changes resulting from genetic alterations in specific loci of their genomes.