How do enzymes help against bacteria and virus​

An enzyme that bacteria use to fight off viruses works by targeting not just the virus, but also the bacterium itself. It sends the bacterium into a dormant state and makes it an inhospitable place for viruses to reproduce.

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Unlike traditional antibiotics, which attack bacteria that have already infected some cell, the enzymes do battle with bugs on the surface of mucous membranes. When bacteriophages produce the compound inside bacteria, it punches holes in the organisms' cell walls, leading to their death.

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