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Antibiotics like penicillin, which inhibits the synthesis of cell wall cause the least side-effect because humans body do contain cell walls.
Antibiotics that inhibit translation (protein synthesis) causes more side-effects. This because bacteria and human cells both carried out the process of protein synthesis. An antibiotic which blocks bacterial protein synthesis might block the translation in host cells as well.
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1. what is the most likely reason for failure of the antibiotic therapy. describe the most...
1. what is the most likely reason for failure of the
antibiotic therapy. describe the most likely mechanism for this
treatment
2. what life theeatening immunology event could take place if
this infection continues? describe the molecular and cellular
mechanisms of this event.
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antibiotic therapy. describe the most likely mechanism for this
treatment
2. what life theeatening immunology event could take place if
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mechanisms of this event.
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