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Chapter 12
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Pathogen types can be indentified using: symptoms, cultures under a microscope,
monoclonal antibodies
, or
DNA sequencing
Tuberculosis
is a bacterial infection that affects the
lungs
in humans & animals and is spread through the air
Ring Rot
is a bacterial infection that affects plants (potatoes & tomatoes) by causing
discolouration
and is transmitted through infected tubers
HIV/AIDS is a virus that weakens the
immune system
in humans and is spread through
bodily fluids
Influenza is a virus that causes fever in humans &
animals
and is spread through
droplet
infection
TMV is a virus that affects the
chloroplasts
in plants and is spread through direct
contact
Malaria
is a protoctista that affects humans and animals and is spread through the bite of female
mosquitoes
Late blight
is a
protoctista
that causes collapse and decay in plants (tomatoes & potatoes) and is spread by spores on infected plant material
Atheletes foot
is a
fungi
that affects humans and is spread by direct contact
Black sigatoka is a fungi that destroys the leaf surface in plants and is spread through
rain splash
&
wind-borne spores