Multiple Choice
In bacteria,the antibiotic chloramphenicol prevents amino acids from bonding together.The most likely reason that bacteria die from treatment with chloramphenicol is because the antibiotic
A) inhibits transcription.
B) inhibits translation.
C) causes the wrong bases to be added to the growing mRNA strand.
D) causes the wrong amino acids to be bound to the tRNA strands.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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