How Do Bacteriocins Benefit Bacteria in Their Natural Habitat

question 20

Multiple Choice

How do bacteriocins benefit bacteria in their natural habitat?

• A) They protect the bacteria from the effects of antibiotics in the environment.
• B) They provide a source of nutrients during adverse environmental conditions.
• C) They allow bacteria to compete against other bacteria that may attempt to use the same or similar resources.
• D) They are protective structures that allow bacteria to survive adverse environmental conditions.
• E) They induce resistance in the bacteria, helping them survive when medications are introduced into their habitat.

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