Apedia

Antibiotics Work Explain Viral Infections Dont Viruses  Specifically

The summary explains antibiotics do not work on viral infections because they specifically target bacterial machinery; viruses have entirely different structures and mechanisms, lacking cell walls for antibiotics to attack.

O resumo explica que os antibióticos não funcionam contra infecções virais porque visam especificamente as máquinas bacterianas; os vírus têm estruturas e mecanismos completamente diferentes, não possuindo paredes celulares que os antibióticos possam atacar.

Front Explain why antibiotics do not work on viral infections.
Back Why antibiotics dont work on viruses 
  • Antibiotics specifically target machinery in bacteria
  • They have completely diff structure and are non-living 
  • They also do not have a cell wall that can be attacked by antibiotics, instead they have protein coat

Learn with these flashcards. Click next, previous, or up to navigate to more flashcards for this subject.

Next card: Cell outline ways common antibiotics effect examples penlillin

Previous card: Antibiotics bacterial human suggest ways act selectively cells

Up to card list: A-Level Biology OCR A