3. Adhesion to the hosts' tissues is an important part of pathogen's establishment. Bacteria may

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3. Adhesion to the hosts' tissues is an important part of pathogen's establishment. Bacteria may use ????????? and ?????????, while viruses use ?????????. 4. Bacteria use different pathogenic factors to cause direct or indirect damage to the host tissues. For example, ?????????, is a toxic molecule that is secreted by a living organism directly into the host's tissue. It is typically a protein that cause damage to only one type of host's cells. The example of pathogenic factors that cause indirect damage via fever and inflammation are ?????????. 5. Infection is defined as ????????? when pathogen is localized to the portal of entry and ????????? when pathogen is spread via bloodstream. Infections that progress and persist over long time is named ?????????. 6. Name and shortly describe the stages of clinical infection numbered 1-4 on the figure below (1 point).

          3. Adhesion to the hosts' tissues is an important part of pathogen's establishment. Bacteria may use ????????? and ?????????, while viruses use ?????????.

4. Bacteria use different pathogenic factors to cause direct or indirect damage to the host tissues. For example, ?????????, is a toxic molecule that is secreted by a living organism directly into the host's tissue. It is typically a protein that cause damage to only one type of host's cells. The example of pathogenic factors that cause indirect damage via fever and inflammation are ?????????.

5. Infection is defined as ????????? when pathogen is localized to the portal of entry and ????????? when pathogen is spread via bloodstream. Infections that progress and persist over long time is named ?????????.

6. Name and shortly describe the stages of clinical infection numbered 1-4 on the figure below (1 point).

3. Adhesion to the hosts' tissues is an important part of pathogen's establishment. Bacteria may use ????????? and ?????????, while viruses use ?????????.

4. Bacteria use different pathogenic factors to cause direct or indirect damage to the host tissues. For example, ?????????, is a toxic molecule that is secreted by a living organism directly into the host's tissue. It is typically a protein that cause damage to only one type of host's cells. The example of pathogenic factors that cause indirect damage via fever and inflammation are ?????????.

5. Infection is defined as ????????? when pathogen is localized to the portal of entry and ????????? when pathogen is spread via bloodstream. Infections that progress and persist over long time is named ?????????.

6. Name and shortly describe the stages of clinical infection numbered 1-4 on the figure below (1 point).

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