A bacterial strain is killed by tetracycline. We would say that this strain is to tetracycline. Take note of the wording here; the bacteria is or is not responding to the antibiotic; the antibiotic is not responding to the bacteria O resistant O susceptible O scavenged O effluxed QUESTION 2 A bacterial strain is NOT killed by streptomycin. We would say that this strain is to streptomycin. Take note of the wording here; the bacteria is or is not responding to the antibiotic; the antibiotic is not responding to the bacteria O resistant O inhibited O enriched O susceptible
A bacterial strain is killed by tetracycline. We would say that this strain is to tetracycline. Take note of the wording here; the bacteria is or is not responding to the antibiotic; the antibiotic is not responding to the bacteria O resistant O susceptible O scavenged O effluxed QUESTION 2 A bacterial strain is NOT killed by streptomycin. We would say that this strain is to streptomycin. Take note of the wording here; the bacteria is or is not responding to the antibiotic; the antibiotic is not responding to the bacteria O resistant O inhibited O enriched O susceptible
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A bacterial strain is killed by tetracycline. We would say that this strain is
to tetracycline.
Take note of the wording here; the bacteria is or is not responding to the antibiotic; the antibiotic is not responding to the bacteria
Oresistant
Osusceptible
Oscavenged
O effluxed
QUESTION 2
A bacterial strain is NOT killed by streptomycin. We would say that this strain is
to streptomycin.
Take note of the wording here; the bacteria is or is not responding to the antibiotic; the antibiotic is not responding to the bacteria
O resistant
O inhibited
O enriched
O susceptible
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Antibiotics are used to treat pathogenic infections, mainly caused by bacteria. The antibiotics blocks the vital process in bacteria, which results in the death of the bacteria.
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