They are termed broad-spectrum antibiotics.
<h3>What are antibiotics?</h3>
Antibiotics are drugs that have the capacity to either inhibit the growth of or kill bacteria and some other microorganisms capable of causing diseases.
Antibiotics are of 2 types:
- Narrow spectrum antibiotics
- Broad spectrum antibiotics
Narrow spectrum antibiotics are effective against a very narrow range of bacteria. They are very specific in their targets.
Broad spectrum antibiotics, on the other hand, are effective against a broad range of bacteria. They can be referred to as multipurpose antibiotics. They do not only eliminate target pathogenic bacteria.
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<span>The correct answer is B. Insertion. In this particular insertion there is an insert of three bases. Complementary strands in DNA are the opposite strand, so Adenine is coupled to Thymine and Guanine is coupled to Cytosine. So the complementary sequence (also called the antisense strand) of the original would be GTC GGC ATC, there's an extra 3 bases in there: ACA.</span>
I believe the answer is C.
