Which of the following correctly explains the role of antibiotics in the human body?
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Biology, 04.02.2020 09:00 kamelyawarren1
Which of the following correctly explains the role of antibiotics in the human body?
a. they break down damaging toxins created by bacteria.
b. they increase the number of white blood cells in the blood.
c. they rupture the cell wall or prevent protein synthesis in bacteria.
d. they reduce the effects of fever, swelling, and inflammation in the body.
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