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1)Why might the continued development of stronger antibiotics not be the most effective way of fighting against "super bacteria?" 2)How are some mutations formed and passed on in bacteria?
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1)Why might the continued development of stronger antibiotics not be the most effective way of fighting against "super bacteria?"

2)How are some mutations formed and passed on in bacteria?

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one reason why the continued development of stronger antibiotics might not be the most effective way cause bacteria is always upgrading itself.

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(I can only answer one of the questions. i hope you understand)

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