Which of the following is NOT a specific target of antimicrobials and antibiotics? A)Cell wall B)Cell...
Which of the following is NOT a specific target of antimicrobials and antibiotics?
A)Cell wall
B)Cell membrane
C)Nucleus
D)Ribosomes
True or False. There are perfect drugs.
False
True
Homework Answers
Answer) Many antibiotics work by attacking the cell wall of bacteria. the drugs prevent the bacteria from synthesizing a molecule in the cell wall called peptidoglycan.
Some of the antibiotics which are used in the treatment of gram negative bacterial infections. they work mostly by braking up the bacterial cell membrane.
Antibiotics for example like kanamycin, tobramycin and aminoglycoside have affinity for 30s ribosomes subunit. They bind to ribosome and block the formation of larger 70S initiation complex.
Hence the answer is option C ) nucleus
Answer) There is no drug which can meet all criteria. Research keeps on going and making new changes in current knowledge.
Hence, answer is false
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