Answer: This rise is related to their natural resistance to most commonly used antibiotics and their capacity to acquire resistance to other antibiotics either by mutation (penicillins) or by transfer of resistance genes on plasmids and transposons (aminoglycosides and glycopeptides).
Explanation:
Both will contribute to the effectiveness and efficiency of biotechnology.
Restriction enzymes will aid in differentiating the difference in gene sequence in humans. This will be critical in many aspect from recognizing and finding a cure for a disease to imprisoning a criminal or setting them free.
Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) will mostly add to the efficiency of biotechnology, by helping to amplify copies of DNA sequences.
For the answer to the question above for property damage, one example we could give is buildings or houses. Erosion decreases the value of this properties because the materials like metal are oxidizing and rust overtime and the structure's strength is decreasing over time. As for damage to crops. the land's nutrients decrease overtime too. Which means the crops can get fewer nutrients from the soil in order to perform Photosynthesis.
The long-term effects of this things on humans are things get riskier. Like a car. A 20-year-old car isn't the same as a brand new car in whatever ways. The brand new cars are safer because the materials that are used there are newer than the old car and they are more reliable. Same for humans. A 5-year old's health is not the same as a 50-year-old's health.
<span> limiting factor </span>
<span>A limiting factor is anything that is in short supply in the environment and therefore limits life processes</span>
In natural selection, current conditions in the local environment determine which phenotypes are sucessful.