00:01
Okay, so the question is, an antimicrobial that inhibits cell wall synthesis will result in which is the following.
00:06
Options weren't given, but essentially if you inhibit, so if there's a bacteria and you inhibit cell wall synthesis, then what happens is that, let's see, so antibiotics inhibits the cell wall.
00:41
So if the antibiotic inhibits cell wall synthesis, then that can only mean one thing for the back.
00:49
It cannot survive.
00:54
It cannot survive because as the cell is growing, because cells will divide and new cells are being made.
01:03
So new cells, obviously, if you block it cellul synthesis, you obviously cannot, cannot make new cells, for sure.
01:14
But current cells will lice okay they will die because as cells grow they go from a small size to a larger size to eventually this all of this requires new cell wall to be formed if cell wall synthesis is blocked because of this antibiotic then you cannot get bigger but cells will get bigger because they're taking up material they're metabolizing things.
01:52
So it's not like the cell has stopped growing because the antibiotic tells them to...