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    When an Antimicrobial Agent Permanently Denatures Proteins Thus Preventing Renaturation
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When an Antimicrobial Agent Permanently Denatures Proteins Thus Preventing Renaturation

Question 28

Question 28

Multiple Choice

When an antimicrobial agent permanently denatures proteins thus preventing renaturation to their native states it is considered:


A) bacteriostatic
B) bactericidal
C) bacterial lysis
D) an inhibitor of growth

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