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3 years ago

What happens to antibiotics when you don't complete your antibiotics

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vladimir2022 [97]3 years ago

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you increase the chances of the existing bacteria mutating and becoming resistant, therefore making it harder to treat the next time around.

I am Lyosha [343]3 years ago

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When you don't complete your antibiotic series you run the risk of creating a super bug that becomes resistant to the antibiotic. it is important to finish the antibiotics prescribed to make sure the disease or infection is gone. even if you feel better the disease or infection may still be around and after you quit your antibiotics it may come back stronger and more resistant.

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D. XHxh and XHY

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What are the mRNA triplets coded for from this gene? A) GGG UUC ACC B) CCC AAG TGG C) GGG TTC ACC D) UUU CCC AGA

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Complete question:

A gene on strand of DNA has the following nucleotide sequence: CCCAAGTGG

A) GGG UUC ACC

B) CCC AAG TGG

C) GGG TTC ACC

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What are the mRNA triplets coded for from this gene?

A) GGG UUC ACC

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