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2. what is released during the cross linking step

  • Precursor form of the peptide has an extra L-ala
  • Precursor form of the peptide has an extra D-ala
  • Post form of the peptide has an extra D-ala

3. 3 structural sections in LPS:
Lipid A
Core polysaccharide
O polysaccharide.
what are the functions of lipid a

  • anchored in the membrane:
    Is responsible for the endotoxic activity
    Very toxic to host
    Released in large quantities when cells die
    Consists of 6 fatty acid chains and 2 glucosamine residues
  • Branched and contains 9-12 sugars
    Contains unusual sugar 2 keto-3-deoxy-octanate (KDO)
    Core region constant for many species of bacteria
  • A long linear polysaccharide of 50-100 repeating saccharide units of 4-7 sugars per unit
    Distinguishes serotypes of bacterial species

4. what residues does Teichoic acid contain

  • glycerophosphate or ribitol phosphate residues
  • peptidoglycan or ribitol phosphate residues
  • glycerophosphate or peptidoglycan phosphate residues

5. 3 structural sections in LPS:
Lipid A
Core polysaccharide
O polysaccharide.
what are the functions of o antigen

  • anchored in the membrane:
    Is responsible for the endotoxic activity
    Very toxic to host
    Released in large quantities when cells die
    Consists of 6 fatty acid chains and 2 glucosamine residues
  • A long linear polysaccharide of 50-100 repeating saccharide units of 4-7 sugars per unit
    Distinguishes serotypes of bacterial species
  • Branched and contains 9-12 sugars
    Contains unusual sugar 2 keto-3-deoxy-octanate (KDO)
    Core region constant for many species of bacteria

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