This is at least the sixth or seventh very general
question you have asked, all of which smack of
homework assignments (yes, I know you have claimed
they are not but they still look very much like
that). All of them are such that someone trying
to respond reasonably would expend a large amount
of time and effort, none of which is reasonable in
a forum of this type, particularly when the
questioner apparently has not done any background
reading or research on the questions asked. Do
your homework, at least to the extent of narrowing
down the questions to a reasonable level. Make it
evident that you have made a concerted effort to
answer your own questions by *lots* of background
reading, and then ask questions about the
remaining issues you don't understand. It is not
the intent of this group to provide you, or anyone
else, with a broad training the biology/microbiology.
*Any* reasonable introductory microbiology
textbook will provide answers to virtually all of
the questions you have asked in this forum.
bhavyasai at gmail.com wrote:
> hi,
> can anyone tell me an antibiotic that would not interfere with these
> cell targets:cell wall synthesis inhibiton,protein synthesis nucleic
> acid synthesis inhibitions, cell membrane disruption and metabolic
> antagonism.and what role it (antibiotic)plays and how the disruption
> kills the cell.
> thanks.
>
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Larry D. Farrell, Ph.D.
Professor of Microbiology
Idaho State University
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