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Nikolas Baker
5 November, 00:00
How do antibiotics kill bacteria? Explain.
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Jonathon Randall
5 November, 01:00
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They do so by surrounding or attacking the wall with bacteria
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Andy Robertson
5 November, 01:34
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Answer: antibiotics fight bacterial infections either by killing bacteria or slowing and suspending its growth.
Explanation: they do this by attacking the wall or coating surrounding bacteria.
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