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All right, so in question one, antibiotic resistance is usually going to be passed down generation to generation in bacteria.
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And so antibiotic resistance itself shows that bacteria has the capacity to survive in environments that normally it would not be able to.
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And seeing as a lot of antibiotics operate by specifically targeting things like protein synthesis, in specifically prokaryotic ribosomes, so like the 70s ribosome subunit, this can cause, this is essentially the development of resistance to said molecules.
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And so in many cases, this resistance is actually going to be associated with some kind of a plasmid, which carries resistance into other environmental hazards, as well as the utilization of other substrates that are normally.
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Normally would not be able to use such as lactose.
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So that's going to be answered to question one...