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Hello students in this question we have to match these antipacterial drugs with their primary target so let's start with the post which is vancomycin so the vencomycin it inhibits the cell wall synthesis by binding to the terminal end of the growing polypeptide chain of the bacterial cell wall so this will be cell wall so the correct answer for first is wincomycin which primary target is cellball and second is amino glycid glycosides so the amino glycosides they binds with the ribosomal units they binds with ribosymal subunits and inhibits the translation resulting in the termination of the protein synthesis so for amino glycosides, the primary target is translation.
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So this is the answer for the second.
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Now the third one is macrolide.
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The macrolide, they attacks the bacterial ribosome.
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And thus it inhibits the protein synthesis process, which is translation.
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So for macrolyte, the answer the primary target.
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Is translation atinibacy translation and for the fourth which is sulfonamide the sulfonomites they are responsible for inhibiting the p a b a enzyme which directly affects the metabolism process of the bacteria so the primary target of the selphonomide is metabolic pathway so the answer for the fourth sulfenomides metabolic pathway.
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Now the fifth one it is the fluoroquinols.
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So these are responsible for terminating the bacterial dna synthesis by inhibiting the responsible enzymes.
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So for chloroquinols the primary target is nucleic acid synthesis.
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So so, nucleic acid synthesis is the primary target for fluoroquinol...