MIP 303 Natural Selection / Mechanisms of Resistance
Mechanisms and characteristics of how bacteria uses natural selection to resist antibiotics.
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Topics of this game:
- What types of organisms are selected against with antibiotics?
- What types of stressors can bacteria develop resistance to?
- Within what temperature range is Escherichia coli naturally selected to grow best at?
- When should antibiotics be used?
- A bacterium contains a plasmid. Which is not a mechanism of resistance by the plasmid?
- Some bacteria have an innate resistance:
- What is an antibiotic?
- Which form of inhibition shows the use of selective toxicity to kill bacteria or slow their growth?
- Which scenarios can be effective in preventing antibiotic resistance?
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