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T2-2.- The Antibiotic Apocalypse Explained

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Pedro Álvarez Jiménez
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Question 1

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Antibiotics act on bacteria
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  • Interfering with its metabolism
  • Avoiding its growing and multiplication
  • Both are correct

Question 2

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Bacteria have developed new ways of protection against antibiotics, such as
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  • Modifying the antibiotics
  • Throwing them from inside the cell
  • None of the above

Question 3

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How can bacteria spread immunity?
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  • Eating others bacteria
  • Thanks to a process called “transformation”
  • Both are correct

Question 4

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The two sides of the coin about antibiotics are
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  • They can be always bad or good for our health
  • People do not have access or abuse their prescription
  • They can be cheap or expensive

Question 5

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What happened with Colistin?, a superantibiotic last-resource
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  • Bacteria in pigs developed resistance against it
  • Produce the death of millions of people
  • Both are correct
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