Biology, asked by aashwelldivakar007, 9 months ago

How does an antibiotic work against a bacteria?

1.By breaking its cell wall

2.By breaking its plasma membrane

3. By breaking its nucleus

4. By breaking its cytoplasm

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Answered by deviusha261974

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By breaking its plasma membrane

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Answered by dhruvbhardwaj864

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By breaking its plasma membrane

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