Question

How are antibiotics able to target the bacteria cells but not the healthy cells within your body?

Antibiotics target cells based on the morphology.
Antibiotics target special protein and lipid receptors on the cell walls of bacteria.
Antibiotics target cells with chemical and UV damage.
Healthy cells lack the endospores that antibiotics target.

Answer 1

Answer:Antibiotics target special protein and lipid receptors on the cell walls of bacteria.

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Answer 2

Answer: is Antibiotics target special protein and lipid receptors on the cell walls of bacteria.

Explanation:

Human cell do not contain cell wall. Cell wall is the outer layer present outside the cell membrane in plants, bacteria, and fungi. Cell wall present in plants, bacteria and fungi give extra protection to the cell. Antibiotics helps to stop the bacteria from building a cell wall. Antibiotics contain penicillin which works against bacteria cell to form a cell wall. In bacteria protein synthesis is essential part of cell, there are many antibiotics which stops the process of protein synthesis by cutting the protein chain in bacteria cell to stops it's further growth to make it difficult to sustain.