Antibiotics work by

a. converting bacterial cells into the hosts cell

b. destroying the capsid on viral bodies

c. preventing bacteria cells from making cell walls

d. adding toxins to the bacterial cells

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Wilkerson

Biology

15 August, 08:00

Antibiotics work by

a. converting bacterial cells into the hosts cell

b. destroying the capsid on viral bodies

c. preventing bacteria cells from making cell walls

d. adding toxins to the bacterial cells

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Jorge Baird · Answer 1

antibiotics work by adding toxins to the bacterial cells

Explanation:

Antibiotics just as the name imply works against pathogenic organism which might be through killing them

Katz · Answer 2

c.

Explanation:

They work by killing the bacteria or slowing down its growth, they achieve this by attacking places like the wall or coating the surrounding bacteria.

Antibiotics work bya. converting bacterial cells into the hosts cellb. destroying the capsid on viral bodiesc. preventing bacteria cells from making cell wallsd. adding toxins to the bacterial cells

Antibiotics work by

a. converting bacterial cells into the hosts cell

b. destroying the capsid on viral bodies

c. preventing bacteria cells from making cell walls

d. adding toxins to the bacterial cells