Why Is Cyanide Harmless to Some Bacteria

question 46

Multiple Choice

Why is cyanide harmless to some bacteria?

• A)They break down the cyanide before it enters the electron transport chain.
• B)They shut off the TCA cycle until the cyanide is diluted out of the cell.
• C)They lack cytochrome c oxidase.
• D)They don't allow cyanide to cross their cell wall.
• E)Cyanide is deadly for all bacteria.

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