Drug-Resistant Populations of Bacterial Stains Are a Result of

question 60

Multiple Choice

Drug-resistant populations of bacterial stains are a result of

• A) fast bacterial doubling time outpacing typical drug doses.
• B) drugs or other selective environmental pressures.
• C) binary fission.
• D) manipulations in the lab to create new strains for research.
• E) transmission from an infected person.

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