Identification of Cholera by John Snow and How do antibiotics work
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This article discusses the identification of cholera by John Snow and how antibiotics work in treating bacterial infections. John Snow identified contaminated public water as the source of cholera outbreak in Soho. Antibiotics work by disrupting essential processes of bacterial cells, either killing them or stopping their growth. Different types of antibiotics work differently, some by destroying bacterial cell walls and others by impacting the components that make nucleic acids and proteins.
Identification of Cholera by John Snow and How do antibiotics work
Added on 2023-06-09
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