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How antibiotics act selectively against bacteria
How can antibiotics act selectively against bacteria? Why may antibiotics have no effect on bacteria? Describe the main bacterial antibiotic resistance mechanisms. Antibiotics are selectively toxic against bacteria because bacteria differs greatly from human cells, mainly the bacteria have cell … Continue reading
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