A budding artisanal cheesemaker is trying to establish her own starter culture, but thereis an archaeal contaminant she finds difficult to get rid of. Instead of producing lactic acid,the Archaea ferments the milk sugars into alcohol, an extremely undesirable effect incheese making, therefore ruining many of her cheesemaking efforts.She asked microbiologists for help to find a strategy that may hinder the growth or evenkill the archaeal cells, but not the lactic acid bacteria (LAB) in rest of her starter culture.The microbiologists come up with different things to try. In the table below are somestrategies that she tries.Practice Question Chapter 35. Predict what the results are going to be for each strategy she uses. Assume eachinhibitor is specific. Assume she doesn't know the species of Archaea that iscontaminating her starter culture.Answer yes, no, or maybe where appropriate, explain your answer in the last rowof the table below.Will stop cellgrowth ofArchaeaWill stop cellgrowth of LAB(yes/no/maybe)Explain your answerStrategy(yes/no/maybe)Using an actininhibitorUsing aPseudomureininhibitorUsing an S-layer inhibitorUsing a motorinhibitor forarchaellas

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