Biology, asked by meeraes05, 10 months ago

The medicine which works against one category of pathogen does not work against another category of pathogen. Give reason.​

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Answered by darshan457769
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Answer:

Because the ability of the medicine concentrate on only a particular pathogen or disease so it doesn't work on another.

Answered by zaahidshaikh
1
Medicines are designed such a way that their functioning work and disintegrates only one type of pathogen
-All pathogens are not same thus do not have similar features or composition
-thus one medicine only acts on one type of pathogen
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