Which of the following correctly explains how some bacterial infections can become difficult to treat with antibiotics?

The bacteria form flagella or cilia to move to new locations where they are protected.

The bacteria do not have the appropriate protein or lipid receptors on their cell walls.

The bacteria produce new types of enzymes that preserve and copy the genetic material.

The bacteria develop resistant endospores and pass their immunity on to others.

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Which of the following correctly explains how some bacterial infections can become difficult to treat with antibiotics?

 The bacteria form flagella or cilia to move to new locations where they are protected.

 The bacteria do not have the appropriate protein or lipid receptors on their cell walls.

 The bacteria produce new types of enzymes that preserve and copy the genetic material.

 The bacteria develop resistant endospores and pass their immunity on to others.

joppei · Answer

Practically, all these examples correctly explain how some bacterial infections can become difficult to treat with the antibiotics.

anonymous · Answer

true, but the answer they are looking for is d

joppei · Answer

So if you know the answer, what is your question?