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Why are antibiotics not used to treat viral infections?

Antibiotics target a variety of sites on bacteria (disruption DNA or cell wall or protein synthesis). These are not found in viruses - viruses lack cell walls, ribosomes or cell membranes.Antibiotics woul...

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Answered by Karl L. Biology tutor
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Give one method of immobilising an enzyme. What are the benefits of using immobilised enzymes?

Methods:encapsulate in sodium alginate beadstrap in the pores of silica geladsorption onto glass or clay or resinwithin a polymer or microspheresby covalent bonding to a support material such as collagen<...

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What is the difference between an Oxbridge personal statement and regular one?

The main difference between an Oxbridge personal statement and a regular one is that the focus is completely centered on your passion for your subject, and so your Oxbridge perso...

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When do you use subjunctive?

Subjunctive is a mode, a way of approaching reality. In its pure sense, subjunctive is considered as "not new information", this is, it is something you say that either describes a mental state,...

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Answered by Rosa S. Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between "por" and "para"?

They are both prepositions that can be translated as "for" in English. As a rule, you can think of "por" as anything that explains the reason or the means/way through which you do some...

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Answered by Rosa S. Spanish tutor
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