Can your body make antibiotics for pathogens that you have never been in contact with?

White blood cells are an important component of our immune system. One thing they do is consume and destroy bacteria by extending their plasma membrane around the bacterium and bringing it inside the cell in a vesicle.

Why do most enzymes stop functioning after being soaked in a strong acid or base

Which mechanisms is not used to propel lymph through lymphatic vessels?

The nurse explains a certain procedure to a client. the client seems shy, so the nurse encourages the client to ask questions. what is the correct term for this example of critical thinking by the nurse

Which activity would most likely cause the greatest disruption to an ecosystem? A) cutting down a small cedar tree to make holiday decoration B) mowing the lawn in a city park C) cleaning the windshield of a car with an alcohol-based glass cleaner

The process of decoding messenger rna to make proteins is called

Which of the alternative energy sources do you think would have least impact on the environment explain.

If one plant is named Salvia greggii and another is named Salvia vanhouttei, what does this tell you about these plants?

Why do we say that "an enzyme is reusable"?

Medical professionals are concerned with the increase in the number of bacterial species that are resistant to antibiotics. Once resistance appears in a bacterial population, it spreads rapidly.