Biology, asked by adityaguptafbg6218, 1 year ago

explain why antibiotics are more effective in curing bacterial diseases than viral diseases

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Answered by annieangel14
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Bcoz viruses have the ability to change their shapes and bacteria can't change their shape this ability helps them to prevent the antibiotic from enclosing and killing them.
Answered by ssonu43568
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Antibiotics are effective in curing disease

Explanation:

  • Antibiotics are more effective in curing bacterial diseases than a viral disease as in viral diseases there is a new virus but in case of bacteria it always remains the same
  • Bacteria and viruses have different biological pathways. Antibiotics are specially designed to block the biological pathway of the bacteria, i.e: by destroying their cell walls. This is why antibiotics are more effective in curing bacterial diseases rather than viral diseases.
  • The virus does not have its own biochemical pathway it finds another organism's body for their life. When the organism intake antibiotic it affects both organism and the virus. So it is not effective in the virus. But in bacteria, they are own living organisms they do not take the organism's body when we take the antibiotic surely affect the bacteria.

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