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Propose reasons why an antibiotic may not be as effective at inhibiting e. coli as it is against b. cereus.

Propose reasons why an antibiotic may not be as effective at inhibiting e. coli as it is against b. cereus.
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Propose reasons why an antibiotic may not be as effective at inhibiting

e. coli as it is against
b. cereus.

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Certain strains of bacteria are resistant to different antibiotics. Like if someone has a bad case of the flu your not going to treat them with cold medicine. Hope this is helpful.
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