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Biology Paper 1
B3 - Infection and Responce
Viral, Fungal and Protist Diseases
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Viral diseases
Diseases caused by
viruses
Fungal diseases
Diseases caused by
fungi
Protist diseases
Diseases caused by
protists
Measles
1. Spread by droplets from an infected person's
sneeze
or
cough
2. Causes a
red skin rash
and
fever
3. Can lead to complications like
pneumonia
or
encephalitis
4. Most people are
vaccinated
against it when young
HIV
1. Spread by
sexual contact
or
exchanging bodily fluids
like blood
2. Initially causes
flu-like symptoms
3. Can be controlled with
antiretroviral drugs
4. Attacks
immune cells
5. Late stage is known as
AIDS
Tobacco mosaic virus
(TMV)
1. Affects many plant species like
tomatoes
2. Causes a
mosaic
pattern on
leaves
3. Discolouration reduces
photosynthesis
and affects plant
growth
Rose black spot
1. Fungus that causes
purple
/
black spots
on rose leaves
2. Leaves can turn
yellow
and
drop off
3. Reduces
photosynthesis
and
plant growth
4. Spread through
water
or
wind
5. Treated with
fungicides
and removing affected
leaves
Malaria
1. Caused by a
protist
2. Part of life cycle takes place in
mosquitoes
3.
Mosquitoes
pick up protist and infect other animals when feeding
4. Causes repeating
fever
episodes
5. Can be
fatal
6. Spread reduced by stopping mosquito
breeding
and using
insecticides
/nets
Photosynthesis
is important for plant growth because it produces
glucose