Question

Why antibiotics kill bacterial cells but not human cells?

Answer 1

hey buddy !! here's your answer...

$this\: is\: due\: to\: major\: and\\ basic\: reasons\: of\: difference\: between\\ bacterial\: and\: human\: cells\:.$

➡️ one of those is formation of cell wall . bacterial cells have a cell wall human cells don't. most antibiotics act on bacteria and prevent it from forming cell wall. it inhibits biochemical process in bacteria and the cell bursts .

$hope\: it\: helps\: !!$ ✌️❤️

$bonne\: journée\: !!$ ⭐⭐

Answer 2

$Hey friend$ ^_^

Here is your answer:

✨ Antibiotics are basically chemical substances produced inside the body of a living organism which can stop the growth of any disease producing bacteria.

✨ Good antibiotics do not kill the normal bacteria of the host.

⏩ Antibiotics inhibits biochemical processes in the disease causing bacterial cells and the cell bursts open, destroying it. ⏪

Hope it helps u!!! ✌✌✌✌✌